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Mexico, Xalapa
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The school was founded in 1983 as Renacimiento School, offering Kindergarten and elementary levels. The Preschool Campus Ánimas underwent construction of a new facade, and Renacimiento was renamed the American School of Xalapa. A second campus, Lencero, for Elementary, Middle, and High School, was established and features a professional soccer field. Since 2017, the school has been part of the Sendica Education Schools network. In 2023, the school celebrated its first ten years as the American School of Xalapa.
The school fosters a family atmosphere and a boutique approach, offering a student centered educational experience. Two exclusive campuses are tailored to each school stage, providing a personalized environment for students on their educational journey. The welcoming, close knit atmosphere fosters a sense of belonging, with personalized attention and support to help every student reach their potential. The distinctive approach supports holistic growth in intellectual, socio emotional, and physical development.
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.
