College Counseling

Overview

College counseling encourages students to think critically about their future paths. It helps them explore various academic and career options, understand their interests and strengths, and make informed decisions about their educational journey beyond high school.

What's the function of a College counselor

With College Counseling’s support, students from 10th to 12th grade receive personalized and group assistance in post-secondary planning. This includes making decisions about universities, courses, and even career paths. We also address other vital topics for today’s job market, such as nurturing and refining soft skills, enhancing research abilities, and promoting media literacy. Furthermore, we emphasize planning extracurricular activities and offer guidance on organizing essential documents and exams.

The Middle School serves students from an array of nationalities, we offer a broad range of exploratory, language, and music courses in addition to a our academic core. The co-curricular program includes a variety of sports, fine and performing arts, and service organizations that advances both academic and effective student development, quality teaching, and a supportive school environment.

College Fair 24-25

Our inaugural College Fair will be on September 13th, a Friday, where high school students will have the day to focus on post-college careers. Throughout the morning, we will have our schedule available for universities.

Upper school faculty body:

Approximately 65% of the faculty are from the United States, Canada, Brazil, Korea and Egypt. Mexican national teachers represent 35% of the total faculty.

Upper school student body:

The High School student population consists of 160 approx. students from grades 9-12. More than 30 countries while the remaining 40% hold Mexican citizenship.