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Mexico, Tampico
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The ATS facilities consist of a state-of-the-art, 15-hectare campus designed to support learning and personal development. The grounds overlook freshwater lagoons to the west and include a man-made reservoir that serves as an outdoor lab for hands-on learning. Archeological mounds uncovered during the first phase of construction add a historical element to the setting. Villa-style classrooms open directly to outdoor spaces and are surrounded by gardens with bougainvilleas and palm trees. A butterfly garden attracts a variety of species year-round, contributing to a serene learning environment. Classrooms are spacious, well-lit, air-conditioned, and equipped with high-tech resources to foster innovation and academic excellence. These features create a dynamic space where students grow academically and personally.
Villa-style classrooms open directly to outdoor spaces, surrounded by gardens. The classrooms are spacious, well-lit, air-conditioned, and equipped with high-tech resources to support teaching and learning. A 15-hectare campus layout includes an outdoor lab created by a man-made reservoir, expanding hands-on science experiences. The ATS facilities balance indoor and outdoor learning, enabling inquiry and exploration across grades.
Founded in 1917, The American School of Tampico is a bilingual and bicultural international school in Tampico, Mexico. The academic program runs from Early Childhood through High School, with AP courses available in high school (eight AP options). Students graduate with a Diploma once they meet the graduation requirements, including full-time enrollment for three of the last four years and full-time status in 12th grade. The Language Division offers English courses and certifications (TOEFL iBT, TOEIC, SIELE) and is authorized by the Mexican Ministry of Education to grant the Technical Certificate in English. Admissions use MAP and SAT tests. The 15-hectare campus blends villa-style classrooms with outdoor spaces, a man-made reservoir for field science, archeological mounds, butterfly garden, and abundant greenery. About 900 students from seven nationalities share a learning community that emphasizes character, leadership, and global citizenship. Distinctive programs include Performing Arts, Visual Arts, and a broad athletics offering.
