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Mexico, Mexico City
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The school has a positive learning environment. Learning through play is emphasized. The campus hosts a College Board Testing Center. AP classes are offered. Cultural activities, community service, and spiritual retreats are part of the program.
At MCCA, students are provided with online electives, fine arts, and physical development opportunities. An active library program encourages reading. Technology is introduced in the classrooms at an early age. Exploration and problem solving are keys in the educational experience. Weekly chapel services focus on character development and Biblical principles are integrated across the curriculum.
Cultural activities, community service, and spiritual retreats are part of the program. Online electives, fine arts, and physical development opportunities supplement core coursework. The active library program supports reading, and technology is integrated in the classroom. Weekly chapel services contribute to spiritual life as part of the school program.
Mexico City Christian Academy (MCCA) is a private international Christian school serving students ages 4 to 18 in the northwest sector of the Mexico City metropolitan area. The school follows an American curriculum with most classes taught in English; Spanish language instruction is available. Biblical principles are woven throughout the program, and weekly chapel services support character development. Core values are Truth, Excellence, and Cultural Diversity. Founded in 1993 to serve missionary families, MCCA has grown into a multinational community that also enrolls non‑missionary children. It is accredited by the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) and the Middle States Association (MSA-CESS) as of 2021. The curriculum integrates online electives, fine arts, and physical development, with an active library and early technology use. Facilities include a College Board Testing Center and AP courses. Cultural activities, community service, and spiritual retreats are part of student life, supporting students' lifelong learning journeys.
