Euroamerican School of Monterrey Valle vs International School of Monterrey

	E Euroamerican School of Monterrey Valle Monterrey, Mexico	I International School of Monterrey Monterrey, Mexico
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year MX$96,400 - 229,500	Fees / year MX$103,919 - 182,441
Age range	Age range 1 - 16 years	Age range 3 - 18 years
Type	Type Co-educational	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum	Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum
Pupils	Pupils 1,200	Pupils —
Typical class size	Typical class size —	Typical class size 17
Instruction language	Instruction language English, Spanish	Instruction language English, Spanish
Opened	Opened 2003	Opened —
Bus service	Bus service No	Bus service No
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location Monterrey, Mexico, in the Santa María (Valle) area.	Location Autlán #103, Mitras Sur, Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico. The school is located in the Mitras Sur neighborhood of Monterrey. Monterrey is in the state of Nuevo León, in northern Mexico.
Stages	Stages Preschool (ages 1.5–6.5); Elementary (ages 6–13); Middle School (ages 13–16).	Stages Pre-Kinder and Kindergarten; Elementary; Junior High; High School
School type	School type Private international school	School type bilingual basic education institution; secular, humanistic, inclusive and student-centered
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix —	Pupil nationality mix —
Additional learning support	Additional learning support —	Additional learning support —
Country affiliation	Country affiliation —	Country affiliation —
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation —	Religious affiliation Secular
School day structure	School day structure —	School day structure Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Bus service details	Bus service details —	Bus service details —
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Fees — Euroamerican School of Monterrey Valle (Academic year 2026–2027) New student / application fees - New Student Fee (one-time, charged at enrollment): - Toddlers – Pre Nursery: NONE - Nursery – Kinder: MXN 35,000 - Grade 1 – Grade 3: MXN 30,000 - Grade 4 – Grade 6: MXN 25,000 - Grade 7 – Grade 9: MXN 20,000. - Student Profile Assessment (one-time evaluation fee at application): - Toddlers – Kinder: MXN 1,000 - Grade 1 – Grade 9: MXN 1,200. Yearly enrollment (registration) fee - Toddlers: MXN 10,370 (annual). - Pre‑Nursery: MXN 17,950 (annual). - Nursery: MXN 24,050 (annual). - Pre‑Kinder – Grade 9: MXN 34,470 (annual). Tuition fees (billed over 10 months) — amounts shown are monthly and annual totals (10 monthly installments = academic year total) - Toddlers: MXN 9,640 per month — MXN 96,400 per academic year. - Pre‑Nursery: MXN 11,360 per month — MXN 113,600 per academic year. - Nursery: MXN 14,570 per month — MXN 145,700 per academic year. - Pre‑Kinder: MXN 15,280 per month — MXN 152,800 per academic year. - Kinder: MXN 16,740 per month — MXN 167,400 per academic year. - Grades 1 – 3: MXN 18,530 per month — MXN 185,300 per academic year. - Grades 4 – 6: MXN 19,890 per month — MXN 198,900 per academic year. - Grades 7 – 9: MXN 22,950 per month — MXN 229,500 per academic year. Technology, sports and other recurring fees - Technology Fee (annual) for K – Grade 9: MXN 5,110. - Semester Sports Fee (per semester) for PK – Grade 9: MXN 2,430. - Note: Students enrolled in basketball, soccer and/or gymnastics pay this fixed semester fee regardless of number of sports; students enrolled in soccer who contract and pay for the transportation service to Kalcho are exempt from the semester sports fee for the semester in which they use that transport. EPA / family and community fees; small miscellaneous contributions - Family fee (Europarents Association): MXN 1,000 per family (listed as EPA fees). - Coaches Appreciation Fee: MXN 400 per student. - Teachers & Staff Appreciation Fee: MXN 450 per student. What the tuition and standard fees include - Textbooks and lending reading books, selected workbooks; school planner; limited school accident insurance (deductible payable by parent/guardian); 24/7 ambulance service for school and extracurricular activities; nursing services during the school day and after‑school trainings; art and music festivals; safeguarding department; psychologist and educational‑psychologist support assigned by section. Billing schedule and payment terms - Tuition is structured as 10 monthly payments (tuition amounts are presented as a 10‑month schedule). - The Yearly Enrollment Fee, Technology Fee, and similar charges are billed separately on an annual or semester basis as indicated above (enrollment = annual; technology = annual; sports = semester). - Direct debit (domiciliation) for tuition payments is offered and includes applicable benefits. For details about payment scheduling and cashier procedures, the school's Cashier's Office handles enrollment billing and payment arrangements. Refunds / withdrawal - The published 2026–2027 fee document does not set out a specific refund or pro‑rata withdrawal table within the fee sheet itself; refund and withdrawal terms are not detailed on the fee schedule. Inquiries about refund or withdrawal rules are handled by the school's administration/Cashier's Office. Boarding / residential provision - Boarding is not applicable. The school operates as a day school for ages 1–15 (Preschool through Middle School); no boarding fees are listed in the fee schedule. Uniforms and where to buy them - Uniforms are provided through PESA Uniforms; the uniform store is located inside the school campus (contact: eurovalle@pesauniformes.com.mx; phone: 81 2559 0242). Uniform costs are not listed on the fee sheet and are charged separately by the uniform supplier. Other optional services and likely extra costs (not all priced in the fee sheet) - The school publishes optional services such as extended care for preschool, after‑school club, and a school lunch program; fees for those optional services are not itemized on the tuition sheet and are charged separately when used. Transportation is offered as a separate service (transport arrangements are referenced in relation to the sports‑fee exemption) and is billed separately. Summary of payment items to expect on admission or annually - One‑time / admission: New Student Fee (if applicable) + Student Profile Assessment (if applicable). - Annual: Yearly Enrollment Fee; Technology Fee (K–9); regular tuition (10 monthly installments = academic year total). - Per semester: Semester Sports Fee (if applicable). - Per family / per student small community contributions: EPA (family) fee, coaches and teachers appreciation fees. (Amounts are those published for the 2026–2027 academic year.)	Fee details Academic year covered - Fees shown are for the 2025–2026 academic year as published by the school. Application / admission fees - Diagnostic admission exam: no cost. - Registration (Inscripción): MXN 22,575.00 (one-time, paid to complete enrollment). The registration fee includes school accident insurance. One-time capital contribution (Aportación) - Pre-Kinder through Primary (one-time): MXN 18,208.75. - Secondary (one-time): MXN 9,261.00. Tuition (Colegiatura) — monthly / annual (10 payments per school year) - Pre‑Kinder: - Monthly (10 payments): MXN 8,134.47. - Annual total (10 months): MXN 81,344.70. - Kinder: - Monthly (10 payments): MXN 10,589.75. - Annual total (10 months): MXN 105,897.50. - Primary (1º–3º grado): - Monthly (10 payments): MXN 12,402.33. - Annual total (10 months): MXN 124,023.30. - Primary (4º–6º grado): - Monthly (10 payments): MXN 13,288.80. - Annual total (10 months): MXN 132,888.00. - Secondary: - Monthly (10 payments): MXN 15,060.56. - Annual total (10 months): MXN 150,605.60. - Preparatoria (Prepa ISOM): - Monthly (10 payments): MXN 14,341.32. - Annual total (10 months): MXN 143,413.20. Discounted / scholarship tuition examples published - A standard 20% scholarship example is shown for Pre‑Kinder through Secondary; the published 20% monthly amounts are: - Pre‑Kinder: MXN 6,507.58 (monthly); annual MXN 65,075.80. - Kinder: MXN 8,471.80 (monthly); annual MXN 84,718.00. - Primary 1–3: MXN 9,921.86 (monthly); annual MXN 99,218.60. - Primary 4–6: MXN 10,631.04 (monthly); annual MXN 106,310.40. - Secondary: MXN 12,048.45 (monthly); annual MXN 120,484.50. - Prepa scholarship example published: 50% scholarship monthly amount MXN 7,170.66; annual (10 months) MXN 71,706.60. - Promotions published for the 2025–2026 cycle include: a 20% discount on tuition and free registration and contribution for new entrants; separate promotional offers apply for Prepa (example: 50% scholarship and free registration for the first semester). Billing schedule and payment terms - Tuition is billed as 10 monthly payments (10 mensualidades) across the academic year. Families are required to pay the 10 monthly tuition installments for the cycle; late payment will incur applicable late charges. - Registration and one‑time contribution payments are due to complete the enrollment process. The registration payment finalizes inscription upon acceptance and delivery of required paperwork. Boarding fees - Boarding is not applicable. The school operates as a day school and publishes extended‑day (after‑school) service up to 7:00 p.m. rather than an overnight boarding program. Other costs and typical additional fees - Uniforms, school supplies, extracurricular academy fees, cafeteria and optional activities are additional to the tuition and one‑time fees; specific amounts for uniforms or optional programs are billed separately and were not published alongside the tuition schedule. Refunds and cancellations - The enrollment process is concluded upon payment of the required inscription and associated payments; the school's published enrollment materials do not list a separate public refund schedule for fees. Payments required to complete registration are indicated as part of the inscription process. Late‑payment penalties are applied for overdue tuition. Fee payment options (administration / portal) - The school operates an online family/administration portal for admissions and family account access; presence of a portal link on the school site indicates an online accounts/payment facility for families. Typical payment methods used by school portals include bank transfer and credit/debit card; the school's published materials show a parent/login portal but do not list a detailed printed menu of accepted payment instruments. The school's admissions office handles billing arrangement and account access. Notes on promotions and exemptions - Promotional exceptions (for example free registration or reduced tuition percentages) are advertised for the 2025–2026 cycle and may apply to new enterers or specific cohorts (Prepa promotional scholarships shown). Promotions are published as part of the admissions information for that cycle.
Diving deeper	Diving deeper
Boarding arrangements	Boarding arrangements —	Boarding arrangements —
Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement The school has uniforms worn on PE days and during special events.	Uniform requirement —
Food options	Food options The school has a School Lunch Program with meals that can be pre-ordered for students who remain at school after regular hours.	Food options The cafeteria offers a wide variety of nutritious foods daily.
House system	House system —	House system —
Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership The school is part of Affinitas Education, an international network of bilingual and international schools.	Governance and ownership —
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details The school delivers an international curriculum primarily in English through a language immersion approach. English is the primary language of instruction in Elementary; German is introduced as an additional foreign language beginning in 4th grade. The Middle School program includes electives such as Coding and Entrepreneurship, Journalism and Writing, Art and Music, and uses a Classroom Rotation System inspired by U.S. schools, with a Makerspace supporting hands-on learning. Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) is integrated across all areas. The school participates in Affinitas Education, connecting to a global network of bilingual and international schools.	Curriculum details Educational model is based on a personalized, integral and high-quality education and on social learning and institutional values. ISOM is a bilingual basic-education institution with Kinder/Pre-Kinder, Elementary, Junior High, and High School. Academies include Mathematics, Sciences, Technologies, and Arts and Cultures, all taught in English, alongside an English Academy focusing on English Language Arts (ELA) and English as a Foreign Language (EFL). A foreign-language program offers a third language (French or Japanese) studied outside regular hours, twice weekly. Primary students participate in the Project for Activation of the Intelligences (PAI) to develop cognitive, affective and motor skills and multiple intelligences.
Student teacher ratio	Student teacher ratio —	Student teacher ratio —
Exam results	Exam results 2023 Exam Results: 100% of students passed the KID A1 exam; 90% of Accredited Students obtained an Excellent or Good grade; 61% of 2nd Grade Students scored Above Average or Exceeding Expectations in Mathematics.	Exam results —
Higher education progression	Higher education progression The Orientation program provides personalized university guidance, supporting students through exploration and the university applications process. The program notes the incorporation of international credentials such as Cambridge IGCSE and A Level to broaden post-secondary options. Graduates advance toward higher education institutions, with guidance designed to build a competitive profile for opportunities in Mexico and around the world.	Higher education progression —
Gifted and talented	Gifted and talented —	Gifted and talented The Project for Activation of the Intelligences (PAI) fosters multiple intelligences and emotional intelligence.
Academic calendar	Academic calendar —	Academic calendar —
Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning The school integrates Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) across all areas. Inclusion, equity, and respect are core pillars. Programs such as Caring School Community and Conscious Discipline support students' social and emotional well-being at every stage. A Wellness Coordinator guides families, teachers, and students, and the school maintains a culture of well-being with a zero-tolerance stance on harassment.	Social & emotional learning ISOM emphasizes values and social participation as part of its learning model. Students learn and practice personal and social development through Valores y Participación Social. They engage in ISOM's Servicio Social with partner foundations, contributing to fundraising, volunteering and social awareness. They contribute to a healthy school environment through the ISOM Anti-bullying program. Positive Discipline supports student development with self-regulation and reflective practice, and a school-based guidance approach provides ongoing support and feedback to students.
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) —	Special educational needs (SEN) The school has an Inclusive Education Department to support diversity, guiding attention to the needs of all students and developing individualized education plans based on psychological, clinical and pedagogical knowledge. They design and apply strategies that foster development in empathetic, welcoming environments. Curriculum is adapted based on information from specialists; the department coordinates follow-up with external therapists and offers family accompaniment and ongoing support to parents.
English as an additional language	English as an additional language English is the primary language of instruction. Instruction is delivered primarily in English through a language immersion approach, tailored to each student's strengths and interests. Beginning in 4th grade, German is added as an additional foreign language.	English as an additional language The school has a foreign language program in addition to English and Spanish. ISOM offers a third language option, currently French and Japanese, with classes held twice a week outside the regular school day.
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing Well-being is prioritized across the community. The team receives ongoing training to identify and address concerns, and there is a Wellness Coordinator available to guide and support families, teachers, and students. The school promotes a respectful environment with zero tolerance for harassment, and follows strong child protection guidelines.	Mental wellbeing The Psychology Department supports student wellbeing and development through Positive Discipline, which promotes self-regulation and motivation. The program includes active group observation, timely reflection and individualized attention, with interventions tailored to students' needs and ongoing follow-up and feedback.
Safeguarding	Safeguarding Clear child protection guidelines are followed; a Wellness Coordinator is available to guide and support families, teachers, and students; a culture of active protection and professionalism guides interactions. The school follows reliable and transparent hiring processes with identity verification, background checks, and professional training to ensure staff meet high suitability standards.	Safeguarding ISOM has an active Anti-bullying Campaign that promotes a healthy, safe school environment and safeguards the safety and integrity of students; the program includes periodic talks, a reporting mailbox, anti-bullying ambassadors, and prevention projects. The Inclusive Education Department also supports safety and inclusion by providing individualized education plans, collaboration with external therapists, classroom adaptations and family accompaniment.
Safeguarding policy	Safeguarding policy —	Safeguarding policy —
Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview Campus supports the preschool-to-middle-school journey with stage-differentiated spaces. A science lab, Makerspace, and a library for early learners support inquiry and literacy. The facility set includes two large gyms, a preschool gym, neuromotor rooms, a soccer field, and outdoor basketball courts. There are three music rooms, two art studios, a mini theater, an auditorium (also a cafeteria), a roof garden for activities, and production spaces such as a podcast room and a Green Room.	Facilities overview ISOM offers a photo gallery and a 360-degree virtual tour of its facilities, and visits can be scheduled by appointment. ISOM is a bilingual basic education institution with a humanist, secular, inclusive, and student-centered orientation. The campus is located at Autlán 103, Mitras Sur, MTY, NL. The site invites prospective visitors to view the facilities and arrange a visit.
Sports facilities	Sports facilities Two large gyms serve physical education, with an additional preschool gym. A soccer field and outdoor basketball courts support outdoor activities.	Sports facilities Soccer and basketball trainings are offered twice weekly. Students in these activities represent the school in inter-school friendly tournaments as well as regional and state competitions promoted by the S.E. and CECAFF. Participation requires attendance at training sessions, high academic performance, and good conduct on and off the court.
Academic facilities	Academic facilities A science lab, a Makerspace, and an early-learner library support hands-on learning. Preschool features Project-Based Learning spaces with early English stimulation and STEAM activities in the Euro Playlab. Elementary instruction is English-based with immersion, complemented by Balanced Literacy, a concept-focused math approach, and a strong Spanish reading program; German begins in 4th grade. Middle School offers electives such as Coding, Journalism, Art, and Music, with a Makerspace equipped for laser cutting, sewing, carpentry, and electrical work.	Academic facilities —
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities Extracurricular activities complement academics and include regular physical assessments with VALD technology. The After-School Club serves Kindergarten through 9th grade, with supervised space after the school day. The program includes basketball, soccer, rhythmic gymnastics, CrossFit, dance, fencing, and chess. The NextGen program for Pre-Nursery focuses on early psychomotor development, and students participate in local, national, and international leagues and tournaments.	Extra curricular facilities Sports activities include soccer and basketball trainings twice a week, Monday to Thursday. Cultural activities include chess, robotics, dance, choir, and violin. In addition to English and Spanish, ISOM offers a foreign language program where students and teachers can learn a third language of their choice (currently French and Japanese) attending classes twice a week outside normal school hours.
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History The school is a private international school located in Monterrey, in the Santa María (Valle) area. It serves Preschool through Middle School, with Preschool ages 1.5 to 6.5, Elementary ages 6.5 to 12.5, and Middle School ages 12.5 to 15.5. The educational model blends an international curriculum with active, personalized learning, delivered primarily in English through immersion and enriched by additional languages and Social and Emotional Learning across all areas. It is part of Affinitas Education, an international network of bilingual and international schools, connecting Euroamerican Valle to a global community.	History —
Community	Community The school prioritizes the well-being of the entire community through prevention and care as part of its culture and ongoing staff training. There is a zero-tolerance policy for harassment and a focus on diversity and respectful relationships among students, with a Wellness Coordinator available to support families, teachers, and students. Clear child-protection guidelines and accessible support protocols are in place to guide the community. The mission and values emphasize safety, inclusivity, integrity, compassion, and motivation within a supportive school environment.	Community ISOM hosts community events such as Festival Navideño, Science Fair, and Día de las Madres. Extracurricular activities include sports like soccer and basketball and cultural activities such as chess, robotics, dance, choir, and violin. The language program offers English, Spanish, and a third language (French or Japanese) taught outside regular hours. The educational model emphasizes social learning and constructive collaboration, with the arts integrated across grades and annual visits to museums, parks, and theatres.
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Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual Preschool uses Project-Based Learning, early English stimulation, music, and art. It features the STEAM environment of the Euro Playlab with rotating learning centers and Conscious Discipline to strengthen social-emotional development. Elementary is English-first with immersion, Balanced Literacy, a STEAM Makerspace, and a German language option beginning in 4th grade. Middle School offers electives such as Coding and Entrepreneurship, Journalism and Writing, Art and Music, plus a Makerspace; students may earn a German certification and strengthen social-emotional learning.	Academic & intellectual ISOM offers after-school activities in Chess and Robotics. Chess emphasizes discipline, concentration, and strategy as students learn through games and challenges and compete in internal and external tournaments. Robotics develops programming, innovation, and teamwork as students build and program a robot to perform tasks ranging from movement to color detection and simulations such as dance or soccer. Students work in teams, taking on roles like programmers, mechanics, organizers, and leaders to practice collaboration and problem-solving.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative Facilities include three music rooms, two art studios, a mini theater, and an auditorium that functions as a cafeteria, plus production spaces such as a podcast room and a Green Room. Electives include Art and Music, and the Makerspace supports hands-on creative projects in the upper grades. The program emphasizes arts integration through performance and visual arts as part of the school culture.	Arts & creative ISOM offers after-school Arts activities in Dance, Choir, and Violin. Dance classes introduce ballet, jazz, and contemporary technique with practice, rehearsals, and choreography. The choir builds listening skills and vocal harmony, with twice-weekly sessions and semester concerts. Violin instruction develops musical motor and auditory skills for beginners to advanced players.
Cultural & language	Cultural & language English is the primary language of instruction delivered through immersion. German begins in 4th grade as an additional foreign language, with the option to earn a German certification. Euroamerican Valle is part of Affinitas Education, an international network that connects bilingual and international schools.	Cultural & language ISOM's foreign language program lets students learn a third language beyond English and Spanish. French and Japanese courses are offered twice a week after school for all students, with emphasis on speaking, listening, reading, and writing and incorporating cultural context to broaden global perspectives.
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies The extracurricular program spans arts, sports, technology, and innovation, with options tailored to each student's interests. Sports offerings include Dance, Soccer, Chess, Fencing, and Basketball. The After-School club provides a supervised space for Kindergarten through 9th grade, and students pursue a variety of activities beyond classes.	Social & hobbies MakerSpace is a collaborative workshop promoting creativity, problem-solving, and 21st-century skills, with activities such as Medialab, Lego, digital fabrication, fashion design, and electronics. The space is equipped with high-tech tools including a 3D printer and laser cutter for student projects. The school also hosts social clubs and events, including Pet Club and other values-driven activities, with opportunities to showcase talents through competitions and performances.
Community & service	Community & service A culture of care emphasizes prevention and protection, with ongoing staff training and a Wellness Coordinator available to families, teachers, and students. The school follows strong child-protection guidelines and maintains a zero-tolerance policy for harassment, promoting a respectful environment with clear protocols.	Community & service ISOM runs a Service Social program in partnership with foundations to raise funds, volunteer, and build social awareness. Students participate in service projects throughout the year and contribute to ISOM's anti-bullying and inclusive education initiatives.
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional Electives include Coding and Entrepreneurship, Journalism and Writing, and Art and Music, plus a Classroom Rotation System and a Makerspace inspired by U.S. schools. Students may earn an official German certification while strengthening social-emotional learning. Euroamerican Valle is connected to Affinitas Education, an international network that supports innovation, continuous improvement, and global opportunities.	Leadership & professional —
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing Extended Care for Preschool and an After-School club provide after-school supervision and flexible support. The After-School sports program includes basketball, soccer, rhythmic gymnastics, CrossFit, dance, fencing, and chess, with regular physical assessments using VALD technology to monitor injury prevention and development. Students also participate in local, national, and international leagues and tournaments guided by coaches and meals provided by families.	Lifestyle & wellbeing ISOM offers Sports Activities with twice-weekly training in soccer and basketball; teams represent the school in inter-school tournaments and regional/state competitions, with participation contingent on attendance, academic performance, and conduct. A Positive Discipline program supports student development with active measures such as active group observation, reflective guidance, individualized support, and tailored plans. An Anti-bullying campaign promotes a safe school environment and healthy social climate.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision English is the foundation language of instruction. Spanish is taught through a strong curriculum with a structured reading program. German is introduced in 4th grade and students may earn an official German certification in middle school.	Language provision ISOM teaches English and Spanish as part of its language program. A third language can be learned by students and teachers, with French and Japanese offered. Classes for the third language are held twice weekly after school.
Bilingual teaching	Bilingual teaching English is the foundation of instruction and is delivered primarily in English through a language immersion approach. A strong Spanish curriculum supports bilingual learning with a structured reading program. Beginning in 4th grade, German is added as an additional foreign language.	Bilingual teaching The school is a bilingual basic-education institution.
Immersion programs	Immersion programs Delivery is primarily in English through a language immersion approach. Preschool includes early English stimulation. Beginning in 4th grade, German is added as an additional foreign language.	Immersion programs —
Reputation	Reputation
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Accreditations	Accreditations —	Accreditations —
Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions 1. Send us your information. Complete the inquiry form so the admissions team can contact you and begin the admissions process. The inquiry form initiates contact and helps plan the next steps. You may have questions answered during this initial contact. English is the primary language of instruction, with German introduced as an additional foreign language beginning in the 4th grade. 2. Visit the school. Schedule an in-person or virtual visit to the campus to learn about the school, its facilities, and the educational program for the relevant academic stage. The visit provides an opportunity to explore the campus and meet staff. Questions about the program and enrollment options can be addressed during the visit. 3. Submit your application. Submit the admissions application along with the required documents. Schedule the corresponding evaluation to complete the applicant profile. These materials help build the applicant file and prepare for the next step. 4. Review and release of results. The admissions committee conducts a thorough and comprehensive review of each application before sharing the outcome of the process. Outcomes are released to applicants with information about next steps. Applicants can follow up if they have questions about their status.	Admissions Admissions process: The Public Relations staff are the first contact for families seeking information. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. For Maternal, Pre-Kinder, Elementary, and Secondary, the following documents are required: online enrollment for the relevant cycle; original and copy of birth certificate; original and copy of vaccination card; four child-sized photos of the student; two photos of the parents; CURP original and copy; payment of the admission diagnostic fee; present the diagnostic on the indicated date; pass the diagnostic; interview with the parents. From 2nd Pre-Kindergarten to Secondary, the following additional documents are required: report card from the immediately preceding course (original and copy); elementary certificate issued by SEP (original and copy) if applicable; letter of no debt issued by the previous school; letter of good conduct issued by the previous school; all subjects credited; deliver the complete documentation by the stated date. 2025-2026 promotions for new entrants include a 20% discount on tuition and enrollment, with the contribution waived. Enrollment includes school accident insurance. Prepa ISOM costs for 2025 show a promotion of 50% scholarship on monthly tuition and no enrollment fee for the first semester.
Scholarships	Scholarships —	Scholarships New entrant promotions include a 20% discount on tuition and enrollment, with the contribution waived. The Prepa ISOM program offers a 50% scholarship on monthly tuition, and the first semester enrollment is free.
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