Compare International Schools in Villahermosa, Mexico

Colegio Arjí

Instructs in Spanish, English

Fees MX$42,862 - 56,178

Type Co-educational

Colegio Arjí is a bilingual school in Villahermosa, Tabasco, located at Av. México No. 2, Colonia del Bosque. Founded in 1978, it pioneered holistic education with a focus on Human Development and Social Service, becoming Tabasco's first bilingual institution. In 1988 it joined the International Baccalaureate Organisation and now offers the IB continuum—from Primary Years Programme for ages 3 to 12, through Middle Years Programme, to Diploma Programme. It also includes Cambridge. The Primary Years Programme uses a bilingual English program and core subjects in Spanish, mathematics, science, and social studies, with Physical Education, Music, Visual Arts and Maker Space. The Middle Years Programme includes sciences, languages, design, geography and history, with interdisciplinary projects and Model United Nations. DP provides Groups 1–6 with TOK, Extended Essay and CAS. Cambridge English qualifications PET, FCE and CAE support the English track. The school emphasizes inclusive education and citizenship through CAS and MUN.

Application / Enrollment fees (Inscripción)

- Preescolar: MXN 2,122.
- Primaria: MXN 2,322.
- Secundaria: MXN 2,988.
- Preparatoria (bachillerato): MXN 3,188.

- Alternative reported figures (different third‑party listing for a later cycle): Primaria MXN 10,740; Secundaria MXN 12,600.

Tuition / Colegiaturas (by level)

- Preescolar: MXN 4,074 per month; annual figure reported MXN 42,862.
- Primaria: MXN 4,074 per month; annual figure reported MXN 43,062.
- Secundaria: MXN 4,999 per month; annual figure reported MXN 52,978.
- Preparatoria (bachillerato): MXN 5,299 per month; annual figure reported MXN 56,178.

- Alternative reported monthly figures (different third‑party listing for a later cycle): Primaria MXN 9,100 per month; Secundaria MXN 10,700 per month.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Standard payment timing: monthly payments are managed through the school's cash office (Caja) with a regular monthly due schedule.
- Discounts and surcharges:
- 5% discount for payment made within the first 10 days of the month.
- 10% discount for payment of the full school year in advance if paid before the school's specified September deadline (noted as “before the third Friday of September” or similar date on the school's payment page).
- Late payments incur surcharges when payment exceeds the month owed.
- Billing frequency: monthly tuition is commonly presented as a 10‑month or monthly billing structure in third‑party listings; parents should expect tuition to be billed monthly during the academic year.

Payment methods and where to pay

- Payments accepted at the school cash office: cash, cheques, and credit/debit cards (all major cards except American Express are accepted).
- Bank deposit / transfer: Scotia Bank (payments with reference numbers; reference must be requested from Caja).
- Online payments: available via the school's online payment portal for account holders (username/password provided by Servicios Escolares).

Other mandatory or occasional fees and costs

- Cuota familiar (single family entrance fee): MXN 9,000 (reported in third‑party listing).
- Cuota anual de la sociedad de padres de familia: MXN 400 (one child) or MXN 600 (two or more children) (reported).
- Seguro escolar (school insurance): MXN 300 per student (reported).
- Uniforms: uniforms are sold at the school; payment accepted in cash, cheque and credit/debit cards (American Express not accepted for uniform sales).
- Books and school materials: books are sold at the school during July–August (subject to availability); payments accepted in cash, cheque and cards.
- Material and extracurricular charges: some annual or occasional charges (materials, extracurricular activities, trips) may be billed separately; several third‑party listings include an “other fees” line in their annual totals.

Boarding / Residence fees

- No boarding program or boarding fees are listed among the school's program and services descriptions; the institution operates as a day school.

Refunds and cancellations

- No explicit public refund schedule for registration, tuition or other fees is published in the school's publicly available regulations and payment pages reviewed. The school's student regulations require families to be current on payments and reference payment obligations, but an explicit table of refundable percentages for canceled registrations is not publicly posted in the materials located.

Important notes (summary of findings and availability of information)

- The school's cash office page specifies billing practices, accepted payment methods, and early‑payment discounts.
- Specific numeric amounts for inscription, monthly tuition and certain annual fees were located in third‑party fee listings and uploaded documents; those listings show two different sets of figures (lower monthly/inscription amounts in an editorial aggregator and larger inscription/monthly amounts in a separate uploaded fee sheet).
- A comprehensive, current public fee schedule for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic year was not found on the school's public pages during review; the numeric figures given above are drawn from the third‑party listings and the school's payment/box office page for payment terms and methods.

Curriculum

The Colegio Arjí offers the International Baccalaureate continuum across all levels: Primary Years Programme for pre-school through 6th grade, Middle Years Programme for secondary through the first year of pre university, and Diploma Programme for the second and third year of pre university. Authorization details include the Diploma Programme in 2009, the Middle Years Programme in 2009 and the Primary Years Programme in 2010. The school is part of the IB world school network and states that it offers all three IB programs in Tabasco and the southeast. Primary level uses IB inspired learning with a bilingual English program; core areas include Spanish, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Social Studies, Physics and other subjects, with a range of offerings such as Physical Education, Human Development, Music, Visual Arts, Toddle, Tech Innovation, Maker Space, Creativity, Activity and Service CAS, Socioemotional Education, Multiskills, Library and Filmoteca, and Psychopedagogical support. Middle Years Programme subjects include Spanish, Mathematics, English with Cambridge certificates PET and FCE, Sciences including Biology Physics and Chemistry, History, Geography, Civics and Ethics, Socioemotional Education, Physical Education, Visual and Interpretive Arts, Interdisciplinary and Transdisciplinary Projects, Model United Nations, Inclusive Education, Design, Action and Service, Multiskills, and Toddle. The Diploma Programme level covers second and third year of pre university with Groups 1 Language A Spanish A Literature and Language B English, Group 3 Individuals and Societies with History Global Politics Psychology and Economics or Business Management, Group 4 Sciences with Biology Physics and Chemistry, Group 5 Mathematics with Applications and Interpretations or Analysis and Approaches, Group 6 Arts with Visual Arts and Theatre, plus Core components Theory of Knowledge TOK, Extended Essay Monografia and Creativity Actividad y Servicio CAS. The English language track is supported with Cambridge certifications PET FCE and CAE, and the program also emphasizes inclusive education Model United Nations and other IB components.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates completing the Diploma Programme pursue higher education at universities nationally and internationally. The school describes Diploma graduates as leaders in academic settings and professional contexts with opportunities to study and work across national and international universities and markets.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school fosters a global mindset and critical thinking, emphasizing empathy, respect for diversity, and leadership with ethical commitments that prepare students to be compassionate and responsible global citizens.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The school offers Cambridge English as part of its program, integrating English mastery and cultural understanding to prepare students for success in a global context.

Mental Wellbeing

The school provides programs and practices to support student well-being, with a focus on inclusive, value-driven education that attends to social and emotional development.

Safeguarding

The school maintains safeguarding and child protection policies and procedures to ensure a safe environment for students.

Admissions

The school has an admission and enrollment process with three main steps. Admission comprises: 1) Admission application: Fill the online admission application, the psychopedagogical form, and present documents for integration. Documents to submit include: the online admission application; the online psychopedagogical form; an updated birth certificate; the most recent grades; the original evaluation report from previous grades; a certificate of good conduct; a certificate of no outstanding debt; an updated CURP; the ID of the mother, father, or guardian; a color child‑size photo; the certificate of tax identification; a psychopedagogical diagnostic report (optional); the ID of both parents and a close relative (Preschool only); the vaccination record (Preschool and Primary only); the certificate of 6th grade from primary (Secondary only); the certificate of 3rd grade of secondary (Preparatoria only). 2) Admission evaluation: Present the admission evaluation and an interview with the Academic Director and the Psychopedagogical Department. 3) Payment of enrollment and fees: Enrollment is confirmed and the corresponding enrollment and fees are paid. How to apply to Colegio Arjí: 1) Complete the application: Request and schedule an Admission Exam and a psychometric study. 2) Evaluation of application: The potential and abilities are identified to provide the results. 3) Choose your program: If the student is accepted, the parents or guardians have an appointment with the director for details. 4) Payment of enrollment: Enrollment is confirmed and the file is integrated into the institution. Schedule an appointment with us.

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Colegio Americano de Tabasco

Instructs in Spanish

Ages 3 - 16 years

Pupils 2000

Type Co-educational

Colégio Americano de Tabasco offers a bespoke curriculum for ages 3 to 16 within a school with ties to international education. In kindergarten, students follow a competency-based, constructivist preschool program aligned with Mexico's Secretaría de Educación Pública, while English as a foreign language program with bicultural activities is supported by English language lab and multimedia tools. Primary education in Spanish follows SEP subjects and emphasizes project-based competencies; the school is part of UNO International System, with alliances including Apple, Discovery, and UNESCO exchanges. Classrooms are digital and wireless, with iPads for Spanish and English work, Music Room, and a CREA site to underpin project work. The Cambridge English pathway leads to Starters, Movers, and KET, and there is an alliance with International House Mexico for teacher development and four-skill assessment. Extracurriculars include maker activities, environmental programs, sport, and arts program, with a focus on well-being and community involvement for all.

Location

Av. Paseo Usumacinta 1144, Col. Tabasco 2000, 86035 Villahermosa, Tabasco, Mexico. The campus is located in the Tabasco 2000 district of Villahermosa.

Stages

Kinder; Primaria; Secundaria y bachillerato

Type

Private school (Sociedad Civil - SC)

Additional learning support

Specialized psychology and language support

School day structure

The school day runs from 07:00 to 14:30, Monday through Friday.

Application / admission fees
- An application/evaluation fee (cuota de evaluación de admisión) is required at the time of applying; applicants complete the admission form and cover this evaluation fee as part of the admissions process.

Tuition (cole giatura) — summary by level and payment windows
- General schedule and timing: For Maternal through Secundaria the school uses a 10-payment schedule (September–June) with three payment windows each month: discount window (day 01–07), normal window (day 08–16) and late window (from day 17, incur a 10% surcharge). For Bachillerato (upper secondary) certain cycles are billed in 5 exhibits (January–May or August–December as published for each cycle). Send payment receipts (comprobantes) by email for application to the system; the school publishes bank accounts for transfers.

Maternal & PreKinder (monthly amounts)
- Discount payment (day 01–07): Maternal MXN 4,976; PreKinder MXN 4,976.
- Normal payment (day 08–16): Maternal MXN 5,820; PreKinder MXN 5,820.
- Late payment (from day 17): Maternal MXN 6,305; PreKinder MXN 6,305 (late/recargo table).
- PreKinder annual and special-payment options: Ten monthly payments total without discount MXN 58,200; with prompt-payment monthly discount total MXN 49,760. Special payment options published: annual prepayment amount MXN 46,851 (Pago Anual Especial) and two-semester option MXN 24,008 per semester (Pago Semestre Completo). Promotional discount percentages for special payments are published on the PreKinder schedule.

Kinder (monthly amounts and service fee)
- Discount payment (day 01–07): Colegiatura MXN 5,322; Servicios Informáticos MXN 1,229; Total MXN 6,551.
- Normal payment (day 08–16): Colegiatura MXN 6,225; Servicios Informáticos MXN 1,366; Total MXN 7,591.
- Late payment (from day 17): Colegiatura MXN 6,744; Servicios Informáticos MXN 1,480; Total MXN 8,224.

Primaria (monthly amounts and service fee)
- Discount payment (day 01–07): Colegiatura MXN 6,693; Servicios Informáticos MXN 1,229; Total MXN 7,922.
- Normal payment (day 08–16): Colegiatura MXN 7,828; Servicios Informáticos MXN 1,366; Total MXN 9,194.
- Late payment (from day 17): Colegiatura MXN 8,480; Servicios Informáticos MXN 1,480; Total MXN 9,960.

Secundaria (monthly amounts and service fee)
- Discount payment (day 01–07): Colegiatura MXN 8,211; Servicios Informáticos MXN 1,229; Total MXN 9,440.
- Normal payment (day 08–16): Colegiatura MXN 9,604; Servicios Informáticos MXN 1,366; Total MXN 10,970.
- Late payment (from day 17): Colegiatura MXN 10,404; Servicios Informáticos MXN 1,480; Total MXN 11,884.

Bachillerato (upper secondary) — installment model
- Payment rhythm for the cycle published (exhibitions): five exhibits for the January–May cycle (Exhibición 1–5: each with its own payment window). For the January–May (2026A) cycle the published normal exhibit amount is: Colegiatura MXN 9,738; Servicios Informáticos MXN 1,366; Total per exhibit MXN 11,104. Sibling reductions are applied to the Colegiatura (2nd child 10% and 3rd child 15%); example sibling totals for the normal exhibit are published (2nd child Colegiatura equivalent MXN 10,130; 3rd child MXN 9,643 as shown in the schedule).

Re-enrolment / registration (examples for Bachillerato)
- Reinscripción (registration/re-enrolment) fees for Bachillerato are published with promotional windows and official rates. Example published figures for the 2026A cycle: promotional window 1 (20 Nov–01 Dec) Reinscripción MXN 7,999; promotional window 2 (02–16 Dec) Reinscripción MXN 8,519; official rate from 17 Dec Reinscripción MXN 9,541. Material/Laboratory fee for the same level is MXN 2,017; totals for each window are shown (e.g., total MXN 10,016 / 10,536 / 11,558 depending on the window).

Sibling discounts and late payment
- Sibling discounts: second child receives 10% discount on the Colegiatura concept; third child receives 15% discount on the Colegiatura concept. These discounts are applied to the Colegiatura (tuition) portion.
- Late payment surcharge: A 10% surcharge is applied if the payment is made after the late-payment threshold (after the first 16 days of the month).

Other fees and recurring charges
- Servicios Informáticos: a monthly IT/services fee is charged in addition to the Colegiatura; the amount varies by level and by payment window (examples above show the Serv. Inf. component per level). The Servicios Informáticos concept covers Portal CAT, Pagos en Línea, Google Suite and Salas Maker as published.
- Materials / laboratory: a material/laboratory fee is charged for Bachillerato (example MXN 2,017 for the 2026A re-enrolment cycle).
- Uniforms and school supplies: the school requires uniforms and standard school materials; families purchase/provide uniforms and supplies as part of enrolment and daily school attendance. Documentation and photo requirements reference the school uniform in the admissions guidance.

Refunds and contract terms
- The school requires parents/guardians to sign the school regulations and the contract of provision of educational services at enrolment; terms of payment, obligations and contractual conditions (including any refund or cancellation rules) are governed by that contract. Late-payment and surcharge rules are published as part of the payment schedules.

Billing schedule and payment terms (practical details)
- Maternal–Secundaria: Ten monthly payments (September–June). Discount window: pay between day 01–07 each month to receive the reduced colegiatura rate; Normal window: day 08–16; Late window: payments from day 17 onward will incur the published surcharge.
- Bachillerato cycles: billed in the specific exhibition schedule published for each cycle (for example, 5 exhibits for January–May cycles with the payment window dates shown on the Bachillerato calendar).

Payment methods and instructions
- Bank transfer (CLABE / account numbers): the school publishes three corporate bank accounts for payment (Scotiabank, Santander, Banorte) and full CLABE numbers for transfers; parents are instructed to send the payment comprobante to the school email dmontiel@cat.edu.mx for application. Examples of published accounts and CLABEs are shown in the school payment calendars.
- Online payments: the school uses an online payments portal (Sistema UNO / Pagos en Línea) for electronic payments; the school identifies an online payments service in the school services navigation. For in-person billing and invoicing, parents present or send their fiscal information to the school's caja or the specified email address for issuance of invoices.

Boarding / residence
- The school operates with daytime hours (published opening/attention hours are 07:00–14:30, Monday–Friday); no resident/boarding program is listed in the school's regular services and the published schedule reflects day-school operation.

Notes on discounts and special payments
- The school publishes specific promotional dates for re-enrolment/registration that change the Reinscripción amount and sometimes the total payable if paid within a promotional window; annual prepayment and semester prepayment discounts (for certain levels) are published as special-payment options. Apply sibling discounts only to the Colegiatura concept as shown in the schedules.

Actionable payment details (what parents should follow when paying)
- Use the published corporate bank accounts and CLABEs when making transfers; always include the student name and payment concept; send the payment comprobante to dmontiel@cat.edu.mx so the payment can be applied in the system. Observe the specific monthly payment window (01–07 to obtain discount; 08–16 normal; from 17 late).

Curriculum

Kindergarten follows a competency-based preschool program aligned with the Mexican Secretaría de Educación Pública, using a constructivist approach to develop knowledge, skills, values, and attitudes, while addressing multiple intelligences. An English as a foreign language program with bicultural activities is complemented by an English language lab that develops speaking, listening, reading, and writing through multimedia tools, iPad-based E Blocks, and a Mimio interactive board. Primary education in Spanish follows the subjects defined by the Secretaría de Educación and develops competencies through projects for grades 1 through 6; the school is part of the UNO International System network with alliances including Apple, Discovery, Animal Planet, and the Institute of Research and Educational Innovation. The primary program uses digital, wireless classrooms, with students using an iPad for Spanish sequences and another for English apps, and integrates mind maps, brain gym, NLP, and classroom music, with Google Classroom and EasyMailing for parent communication; a Music Room hosts regular student performances. In primary English, the program is built on the Power Up series, preparing students for Cambridge certificates (Starters in 3rd grade, Movers in 4th grade, and KET in 6th) within a Cambridge English School framework; there is an alliance with International House Mexico for teacher development and continuous, four-skill assessment, plus a Science English EClub that uses virtual reality to study science in English. Secondary and Bachillerato describe the school's methodology and departments, with calendars and school regulations for both levels.

Gifted and Talented

MAPCO – Programa de desarrollo de habilidades; Ajedrez como materia para 4°, 5° y 6°; Concursos de lectura y ortografía, Olimpiada del conocimiento, y MakerSpace.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

We are Cambridge English School, enabling a program that integrates internationally recognized materials and certificates and collaborates with Cambridge University on a five-country project to understand how English is learned. In primary, the Power Up series focuses on developing social, emotional, and collaborative skills to complement language learning and to support achieving Cambridge certificates: Starters in third grade, Movers in fourth grade, and KET in sixth grade. This external assessment places students within the CEFR framework with international validity. We have an alliance with International House Mexico to provide teacher professional development to help students reach Cambridge certifications. The program includes a Science English EClub that studies science in English and uses virtual reality to enhance science learning.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The school operates a Cambridge English program for primary that uses the Power Up series to systematically develop English proficiency and to prepare students for Cambridge certificates. The Cambridge certificates include Starters in third grade, Movers in fourth grade, and KET in sixth grade. The assessment is ongoing and evaluates the four language skills. There is an alliance with International House Mexico for teacher development to support student achievement in Cambridge qualifications. The program also includes the Science English EClub, which studies science in English and uses technology such as virtual reality to enhance learning.

Mental Wellbeing

Social-emotional development is integrated into the English program through the Power Up approach. MAPCO Skills Development Program supports personal growth and resilience. An anti-bullying program fosters a safe and respectful learning environment.

Safeguarding

Anti-bullying program promotes safe student interactions. Values program supports character development and safe behavior.

Admissions

Secondary School Admissions — Enrollment Process: 1. Fill out the enrollment form. 2. Schedule and pay for the admissions exam. 3. Arrive on time on the day of the admissions exam. 4. Submit your current transcript and a reference letter from your current school. 5. The admissions exam includes general knowledge of the Spanish and English language, and all candidates are assessed by a psychologist. Documents and requirements for Secondary: Original birth certificate and four copies; For first-year secondary students: original primary school transcript and three copies; For second- and third-year secondary enrollment: original transcripts of previous years and four copies; Six 2.5x3 cm photographs, head facing the camera, black and white; Medical Certificate of Good Health; Copy of CURP; Reference letter (letter of good conduct); Enrollment form; Signed school rules and regulations handbook and educational services contract. Note: If you are a foreigner, your transcripts must be validated by the Mexican board of education (SEP). High School Admissions — Enrollment Process: 1. Llenar la solicitud de ingreso, pegando las fotos que se le solicitan (de padre, madre y alumno) y presentarla en el Departamento de Admisiones: Original birth certificate and four copies; Secondary School transcript, original and four copies; Reference letter, original and a copy; Medical Certificate of Good Health, original and a copy; Six recent photographs, 2.5x3 cm, black and white, head facing front, wearing white high school uniform polo; Copy of CURP; For first time enrollment: Official school transcript and reference letter from your current school, if enrolling after the school year has begun; School transfer form issued by COBATAB, if the student is switching schools; Student transcript issued by COBATAB, if the student is switching from a different school subsystem; Transcript issued by COBATAB and an accompanying validation certificate issued by SEP, if the student is a foreigner. 2. Pay the admissions exam fee. 3. Take the admissions exam on the scheduled day. The exam includes general knowledge, the English language, and assessment by a psychologist. 4. Signed school rules and regulations handbook and educational services contract.

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Greenville International School

Instructs in English

Ages 2 - 18 years

Pupils 923

Type Co-educational

Greenville International School is a private day school in Villahermosa, Tabasco, Mexico, serving students from age 2 through 18. It offers the International Baccalaureate continuum—Primary Years Programme, Middle Years Programme, and Diploma Programme—providing an internationally oriented education from early childhood to Bachillerato. Pre-kinder students learn in a bilingual, multicultural environment with activities that stimulate sensory, motor, and language development. Kinder and Elementary programs emphasize integrating knowledge, skills, attitudes, and values in a competency-based framework, while Middle School supports autonomous learning and critical thinking. The High School leads into the IB Diploma Programme, and Greenville has been an IB World School since May 2016. The campus hosts highly equipped facilities, including science laboratories, a Centro de Cómputo, and libraries such as Biblioteca PEP 'Ciprián Cabrera Jasso' and Biblioteca PAI y PD 'Malala Yousafzai'. Arts spaces, Jardín Yokot'an ecological garden, sports courts, and an auditorium support academic, cultural, and athletic activities across Pre-kinder to Bachillerato.

Location

Prolongación Av. Paseo Usumacinta No. 2122, Lázaro Cárdenas 2da. sección, Villahermosa, Tabasco 86287, Mexico

Stages

Prekindergarten; Kindergarten; Primary; Secondary; Bachillerate (high school)

Type

Private international day school

Additional learning support

Psychopedagogical support and medical service are provided.

Country affiliation

Mexico

Application fees
- No specific application or registration fee amount is published online for Greenville International School. The admissions process is handled by the school's admissions office and places are limited.

Tuition fees by year group / payment frequency
- The school offers tuition structured as monthly payments over a 10-month schedule for its early years (the site describes “Colegiatura a 10 meses”). Specific numeric tuition amounts per year group (Pre‑kinder, Kinder, Primary, Secondary, Bachillerato) are not published on available public pages.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition is billed on a monthly schedule (a 10‑month payment plan is used for tuition). The school calendar identifies specific monthly payment deadlines (marked as "Último día de pago de colegiatura"), indicating parents are expected to pay on a monthly timetable. Exact due dates and any late‑payment penalties are not published on the publicly available pages.

Boarding fees
- Greenville International School operates as a day school; no boarding program or boarding fees are published or described in the school information available.

Other costs and typical extras
- The school explicitly lists several additional chargeable services without amounts: extension of hours (after‑school extension 13:00–14:00), psychopedagogical support, and other ancillary services. Pre‑kinder notes that the extension of hours carries an extra cost and that medical services and school insurance are provided for students in that level. No published amounts are given for uniforms, books, extracurricular activities, transportation, or exam/IB programme fees on the public pages examined.

Refund information
- No public refund, cancellation, or fee‑credit policy (including for deposits or early withdrawals) is available on the school pages and fee‑related materials accessible publicly. No published statements about refundable/non‑refundable deposits or tuition refunds were found.

Fee payment options
- Specific accepted payment methods (credit card, bank transfer/SPEI, cash, direct debit or online payment platform) are not published on the school pages reviewed. The school's admissions and administrative office handles fee billing and payment arrangements.

Administrative / contact details relevant to fees
- Admissions and billing are handled from the school office in Villahermosa, Tabasco. Contact details published for administrative enquiries are: Prolongación Av. Paseo Usumacinta No. 2122, Lázaro Cárdenas 2da. sección, Villahermosa, Tabasco; phone [+52] 993 310 8060 and [+52] 993 160 3777; email info@greenville.edu.mx. Office hours are Monday–Friday 08:00–15:00. These contacts are the appropriate channel to obtain exact numeric tuition amounts, payment schedules, and the school's formal refund and payment‑method policies.

Summary of findings and limits in published information:
- Public school pages and level pages describe the admissions process, a 10‑month tuition payment structure, and several chargeable ancillary services, but they do not publish any numeric fee amounts, detailed per‑grade tuition figures, precise billing dates and penalties, payment‑method specifications, boarding fees, or refund policy text. The publicly available content is therefore insufficient to produce a complete, itemized fee schedule by year group, per term amounts, or exact payment‑method details for the 2026/27 academic year (or 2025/26). For exact numeric tuition amounts, billing calendar, refund rules, and accepted payment methods, contact the school's admissions or finance office using the contact details provided above.

Curriculum

Pre-kinder: We stimulate and strengthen the developmental processes of children ages 2 to 3 through sensory, motor, and language-based activities, in a bilingual and multicultural environment. Kinder: The Greenville system is an international program that integrates knowledge, skills, attitudes, and values, fostering the holistic development of children. Elementary School: At Greenville, learning experiences are meaningful and engaging for elementary students; the educational model is competency-based. Middle School: We focus on developing competencies, encouraging students to take an active role in their own learning, with the aim of becoming autonomous and nurturing critical thinking skills to face today's challenges. High School: We are part of the IB community and offer the IB Diploma Programme; we share a philosophy of providing a rigorous and high-quality international education essential for our students. Greenville is an IB World School authorized to offer the Primary Years Programme, the Middle Years Programme, and the Diploma Programme as part of the IB continuum.

Higher Education Progression

Greenville is an IB World School authorized to offer the Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP), and Diploma Programme (DP). The Diploma Programme prepares students for university life through a rigorous, broad, and balanced curriculum, developing critical thinking, research, writing, and communication skills, and encouraging multilingual proficiency. DP graduates emerge as academically independent, with strong cognitive abilities and the capacity to engage with diverse cultures in higher education.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school is multilingual and multicultural. English is the language of instruction; Spanish is the mother tongue; French is taught as a language of acquisition. Students come from more than 30 nationalities, and intercultural studies are promoted as a subject through coursework, honors, and events. The education model centers on life competencies: knowledge, skills, attitudes, and values; with emphasis on critical and reflective thinking, social awareness, and environmental culture. The school provides inclusive education with psychopedagogical support, personalized student follow-up, and meetings with families.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Inclusive education is provided with psychopedagogical support, including personalized student follow-up and personalized meetings with families.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English is the language of instruction; Spanish is the mother tongue; French is taught as a language of acquisition. Intercultural studies are promoted as a subject, with a focus on students from more than 30 nationalities.

Mental Wellbeing

Wellbeing is supported through the 7 Habits of Life program, including: I Decide (autocontrol and responsibility for thoughts, words, and actions); I Visualize My Goal; I Prioritize; Shared Benefit; Mutual Empathy; Teamwork; My Life in Balance (I am important: I respect myself, love myself, and take care). These habits foster personal balance, empathy, and collaboration.

Safeguarding

Inclusive education is complemented by psychopedagogical support, personalized student follow-up, and personalized meetings with families. A parent workshop program is also in place to support safeguarding and holistic student development.

Admissions

Admission Process: Open from Pre-Kindergarten to High School. Limited Enrollment – Maximum 24 Students. Apply Now. The admissions process is open throughout the entire school year. To begin the process, request the required forms and the list of documents for each grade level from the Admissions Office. Once all requirements have been met, a date for the admissions exam will be scheduled. Admission Documents: Pre-Kinder & Kinder; Elementary School; Middle School & High School. Important: All academic documents must be original, signed, and stamped, and must be dated no more than 30 business days from the date of issuance. Pre-Kinder & Kinder: Birth Certificate; Report Cards from the Last 2 Grades; Letter of Good Conduct; No-Debt Letter; Copy of Vaccination Record; SEP Evaluation Reports; Development History. Students who have completed studies abroad must meet the same requirements, except for the SEP Evaluation Reports; Additionally, Official Transcript Report is required. Elementary School: Birth Certificate; Report Cards from the Last 2 Grades; Letter of Good Conduct; No-Debt Letter; Copy of Vaccination Record; SEP Evaluation Reports; Development History; Admission Application. Students who completed studies abroad must meet the same requirements, except for SEP Evaluation Reports; Official Transcript Report; Study Revalidation Certificate issued by SEP. Middle School & High School: Birth Certificate; Report Cards from the Last 2 Grades; Letter of Good Conduct; No-Debt Letter; Copy of Vaccination Record; SEP Evaluation Reports; Development History; Admission Application. Students who completed studies abroad must meet the same requirements, except for SEP Evaluation Reports; Official Transcript Report; Study Revalidation Certificate issued by SEP.

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Additional learning support

Country affiliation

Food Options

Governance and Ownership

Curriculum

Higher Education Progression

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

Mental Wellbeing

Safeguarding

Admissions

Filters

Currency

Annual fees

Children's Ages

Curriculum offered

Brand

Preschool

Primary

Secondary

Pre-University

National Curriculums

Other Approaches

Language of instruction