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Mexico, Guadalajara
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The school is located at Las Fuentes, Guadalajara, Jalisco. The school has an advanced English-language program with core subjects taught in English by native or proficient teachers. The school has international accreditations Cognia and OLWEUS. The school maintains a Christian and multicultural environment and conducts service projects. The school provides a weekly library, music classes, and physical education as part of the elementary program.
Basketball and volleyball are offered as co-curricular activities. Physical education is part of the regular curriculum and activity options support skill development.
The school offers an advanced English-language program with core subjects taught in English by native or proficient teachers. MAP tests are used for progress monitoring, and Raz-Kids provides English and Spanish reading materials; PSAT and SAT are administered. Spanish for beginners is offered, and there is a learning-support program to address diverse learning needs. The library, music classes, and physical education are included weekly as part of the academic program. Lincoln emphasizes an international, Christian, and multicultural environment with service projects.
Service projects include visiting a local school for blind children, visits to homes for the elderly and children, and school-supply donations. In recent years Lincoln students organized a Children's Day celebration in a low-income area near Guadalajara near Lake Chapala; more than 2,300 children benefited from meals, sports activities, crafts, and donations. Basketball and volleyball are offered as co-curricular activities.
Lincoln School Guadalajara is an international Christian school serving Preschool through high school in Las Fuentes, Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico. The curriculum follows an American framework with English-language instruction delivered by native or proficient teachers, and many core subjects taught in English. The school fosters an international environment with students from Mexico, India, Korea, and the United States, and maintains a Christ-centered, multicultural community. A distinctive feature is its emotional and affective training program that introduces the OLWEUS anti-bullying framework, alongside a strong emphasis on service projects. The campus offers an advanced English-language program, MAP progress monitoring, Raz-Kids reading materials, and access to PSAT and SAT testing. Beginners' Spanish are available, and a learning-support program addresses diverse needs. Facilities include weekly library, music, and physical education in elementary, and co-curricular basketball and volleyball. Optional mentoring, career guidance, and university fairs prepare students for higher education, including opportunities abroad around the world.
