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Shoreless Lake School at Murcia (SLS) was founded in 1997 as the Spanish branch of Shoreless Lake School of New Jersey, established in 1991 by Reverend Alfonso Gálvez Morillas, president of the Society of Jesus Christ the Priest. It is a private, non-profit American school offering Catholic education for grades two through twelve. The main campus is in Totana on a property called La Isla, with a Student Activity Center in Mazarrón on El Pedregal, and it is not affiliated with any diocese. In 2000, the Spanish government recognized Mar Sin Orillas as the official non-profit to oversee finances, and SLS is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools, offering an American curriculum with PSAT, SAT, and AP testing for graduates.
Sports and co-curricular activities are a core part of student life, and students are encouraged to participate in these programs. The campus' proximity to natural spaces allows year-round hiking trips for students. The Student Activity Center in Mazarrón houses the main library, study center, chapel, cinema room, and playing fields, and provides housing for boys on weekends and vacations. Annual trips to Granada, Toledo, Burgos, and Madrid supplement the curriculum.
Shoreless Lake School in Murcia is a private, non-profit American international Catholic school with a boarding residence. It is authorized by Spain's Department of Education and accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools. The campus in Totana hosts classrooms, a dining room, a chapel, administrative offices, and storage, set on eleven acres that provide natural spaces for study and recreation. A separate Student Activity Center in Mazarrón houses a main library, study facilities, and a range of activities for boarding and day students, including swimming, fishing, gardening, animal care, and film screenings. The curriculum follows the American system with AP courses and standardized testing (PSAT/SAT) offered on site; English and Spanish courses are available, reflecting a bilingual, international student body. Thinkwave tracks grades and progress. Facilities include high-speed Internet, networked computers, a print collection, a dedicated computer science classroom, and access to field trips and year-round hiking.
