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Curriculum American Curriculum, Bespoke Curriculum
Taught languages Spanish, French, German
Strengths Languages, Sport, Academic Enrichment
Clubs Arts and Creative, Social and Hobbies, Academic and Intellectual
Stages Infant/Toddler Care, Preschool, Primary School, Middle School, High School
Introduction
Colegio Americano de Xalapa, established in 1983 as Colegio Renacimiento, operates across two campuses in the Xalapa metropolitan area. The Ánimas campus serves preschool students, while the Lencero campus accommodates primary through high school levels, featuring a professional-sized soccer field and multiple basketball courts. As part of the Sendica Education network, the school employs a bilingual English-Spanish model. Early childhood education begins with full English immersion before Spanish is formally introduced in the third year of kindergarten.
The academic program incorporates practical technology application through dedicated "Makerspaces" and science laboratories. The school is specifically recognized for being the first institution in Xalapa to implement the international "Conscious Discipline" framework, formally teaching students emotional regulation as a core part of the daily schedule. High school students have access to specific areas, including a tunnel lounge equipped with a billiard table and a designated terrace.
- Regular billing is 10 monthly tuition payments, paid September through June. - An annual payment option is offered (early annual payment deadline indicated in the school fee documentation as "annual (before August 31)"); annual payment terms and any discounts are set by the school.
Payment methods and invoicing information
- Bank transfer / deposit (account information published for payments): Banco Santander — Account: 65504523261 — CLABE: 014905655045232612. Use student surname and grade as reference. - Credit and debit card payments can be made directly at the school cashier (in-person). - Administrative/cashier hours: Monday–Friday, 08:00–16:00. Contact phone and email for payment enquiries are provided by the school.
Boarding / Residential provision
- Boarding is not applicable. The school operates two day campuses (Campus Ánimas for preschool and Campus Lencero for elementary through high school) and does not list residential or boarding services.
Other costs and typical additional fees
- Uniforms: Uniforms are supplied through the school's designated supplier (Uniformes Carmen Cota). Uniform purchase is a separate cost (uniform prices not listed in the public fee schedule). - Transportation: Bus service is available on published routes; transportation is charged separately from tuition (specific bus fees are not listed in the public fee document). - Other potential additional costs (typically charged separately and not shown in the summary fee sheet): extracurricular activities, extended-day hours for preschool, school materials, special trips, insurance or health-related fees — these are billed or described separately by the school when applicable (specific amounts not listed in the public fee schedule).
Refunds and cancellation
- The published fee documents and the school's public FAQs do not set out detailed refund or cancellation terms for registration or tuition in the fee summary materials available for the 2025–2026 cycle. Families should note that specific refund, cancellation and non-attendance terms are determined by the school's formal financial/contract documents.
Notes on amounts and academic year
- The figures above reflect the school's published fee schedule for the 2025–2026 academic cycle (monthly colegiaturas shown as regular / 10-month basis; registration/inscripción amounts listed by level). Where monthly amounts were published, equivalent annual totals are shown as the sum of 10 monthly payments (monthly × 10) because the school's billing cycle is 10 payments per year.
Contacts for payment queries and enrolment billing
- School billing and admissions contacts (phone and email) are published for payment and enrolment enquiries; the administrative team is available during the cashier hours shown above.
Academics
Colegio Americano de Xalapa teaches American Curriculum, Bespoke Curriculum for students aged 1 to 18.
Curriculum
The school offers education from preschool through high school following the American educational model. English immersion begins at an early age and extends beyond language instruction to foster creativity, critical thinking, problem solving, effective communication, collaboration, lifelong learning, adaptability, and persistence. Two campuses serve different stages: Campus Ánimas for preschool and Campus Lencero for elementary through high school. The curriculum emphasizes student-centered learning in an inclusive environment with technology integrated across subjects to support collaboration and inquiry. The Conscious Discipline socio-emotional learning program supports emotional self-regulation as part of the school culture.
Exam Results
Graduates are accepted into prestigious national and international universities, often with academic and sports scholarships due to outstanding academic performance and participation in programs such as TEDx, Model United Nations (MUN-X), licensed Disney or Broadway musical productions, community service, and entrepreneurship programs. The school has earned 13 national accreditations and 3 international accreditations as a result of student participation in Expociencias events from 2017 to 2023. Students have had three publications in scientific books published by Mexican universities (2019, 2021, 2022). Elementary students have earned literary awards at zone level, including 2nd place in the 2024 Oratory Contest, 1st place in the 2023 Storytelling Contest, and 2nd place in the 2024 Storytelling Contest.
Higher Education Progression
Graduates are accepted into prestigious national and international universities. Many receive academic and sports scholarships due to outstanding performance and participation in school programs. Programs and achievements such as TEDx, MUN-X, science publications, and entrepreneurship activities support college readiness.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school offers Conscious Discipline, an international socio-emotional learning methodology, and is the first school in Xalapa to offer it. The program teaches students to manage their emotions to reach the optimal state for learning. The academic program focuses on intellectual, socio-emotional, physical, digital, and innovative skills within an inclusive environment. The Culture of Care creates a safe, supportive, and connected climate that fosters belonging and personal growth. Life at the American School of Xalapa emphasizes socio-emotional development through a family atmosphere and a student-centered approach that supports well-being.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The school provides English immersion from an early age, and this immersion program goes beyond language instruction to develop creativity, critical thinking, problem-solving, effective communication, collaboration, lifelong learning, adaptability, and persistence.
Mental Wellbeing
Student safety and wellbeing come first—physically, emotionally, and mentally. A Culture of Care supports wellbeing through trusted relationships, staff development, and safeguarding practices. The safeguarding curriculum includes Relationship & Sex Education, Protective Behaviours, and Digital Safety & Citizenship. Safeguarding is embedded in daily learning, with outcomes that build resilience, confidence, and emotional intelligence.
Safeguarding
The Culture of Care establishes guiding values of Trust, Responsibility, and Equality & Diversity. Policies include Safeguarding & Child Protection, Anti-Bullying & Positive Behaviour, Staff Code of Conduct, Whistleblowing, Health & Safety, First Aid, and Digital Safety & Citizenship. A three-part safeguarding curriculum is delivered through a personal, social, health and well-being program. Safer recruitment practices are followed, including identity checks, qualifications verification, background screening, and ongoing staff training. Safeguarding is embedded as daily practice across the school community.
Admissions
Admissions
Admissions Step by Step Step 01: Enquire Complete the interest registration form so that we can get in touch with you and initiate the admission process, or contact us via WhatsApp (1 228 104 0605)
Step 02: Visit A visit is scheduled, which can be either in-person or virtual, to the campus of interest (preschool, primary/secondary).
Step 03: Application and Exam Submit all necessary documents to complete the candidate's profile along with the admission application forms online or using our printed form. An appointment is scheduled for the evaluation. For foreign families: please send us an email for the initial contact and include the recommendation form from your previous school (filled out by the previous institution and delivered in a sealed envelope).
Step 04: Review We review your application. The admissions committee requires a comprehensive and thorough review of each application.
FAQs
What curriculum does Colegio Americano de Xalapa follow?
The school offers education from preschool through high school following the American educational model.
What age range does Colegio Americano de Xalapa cater to?
The school serves students aged 1 to 18. Preschool, Elementary, Middle School, High School.
What are the tuition fees at Colegio Americano de Xalapa?
Annual tuition ranges from approximately RM61,950 to RM106,200. **Application / Registration fees (Inscripciones)**
- Nursery (N): MXN 7,350.00.
- Kindergarten: MXN 9,000.00.
- Elementary (Primaria): MXN 10,200.00.
- Middle School (Secundaria): MXN 10,950.00.
Where is Colegio Americano de Xalapa located?
Xalapa, Veracruz, Mexico. Two campuses: Campus Ánimas (Pablo Frutis 22, Col. Badillo) and Campus Lencero (Carretera Xalapa-Veracruz km12.9 E. Zapata). Campus Ánimas houses Preschool; Campus Lencero houses Elementary, Middle School, and High School.
Is there a school bus service?
Racer Bus Route serves Campus Ánimas and Campus Lencero
What languages are taught at Colegio Americano de Xalapa?
The school teaches English and French. English immersion is offered from an early age across the school. In Middle School, the program is bilingual in English and French, with electives and technology-enabled learning.
How do I apply to Colegio Americano de Xalapa?
Admissions Step by Step Step 01: Enquire Complete the interest registration form so that we can get in touch with you and initiate the admission process, or contact us via WhatsApp (1 228 104 0605) Step 02: Visit A visit is scheduled, which can be either in-person or virtual, to the campus of inter
What sports facilities are available?
Neuromotor Gym and 2 Play Areas provide physical spaces at the Preschool Campus. Extracurricular sports include Volleyball, Taekwondo, Soccer, and Basketball, with Dance offered as a movement activity.
What wellbeing support does Colegio Americano de Xalapa provide?
The school offers Conscious Discipline, an international socio-emotional learning methodology, and is the first school in Xalapa to offer it. The program teaches students to manage their emotions to reach the optimal state for learning. The academic program focuses on intellectual, socio-emotional,
Does Colegio Americano de Xalapa offer English language support?
The school provides English immersion from an early age, and this immersion program goes beyond language instruction to develop creativity, critical thinking, problem-solving, effective communication, collaboration, lifelong learning, adaptability, and persistence.
What extracurricular activities are available?
The school offers education from preschool to high school and follows the American educational model. English immersion from an early age goes beyond language instruction, promoting creativity, critical thinking, problem-solving, effective communication, collaboration, lifelong learning, adaptabilit
