One day your child will want to spread their wings: study abroad, work wherever they choose, feel at home in more than one language.
We get them ready for it, from day one to graduation.
Here English sticks for life, because they live it before they can even read: from age one they listen, play, and sing in English only, at the only 100% English preschool in Xalapa.
In Kinder 3 we add Spanish, and they start learning to read and write in both languages at the same time.
Everything that will make them stand out years from now starts here: they learn to think for themselves, to ask questions, and to solve problems, in small groups where every child is seen.
They learn through play and hands-on projects, with a teacher keeping an eye on how each one is doing.
They discover what they love early: in a maker studio built for our youngest kids, they explore technology through play, at a school Apple recognizes worldwide for how it teaches.
And in the afternoons they try dance, art, music, and sports, with extended-day hours.
So they arrive without fear and feel free to be themselves: from day one they learn to name and calm their emotions, with a gym built for their development and a special day to meet their teachers before school even starts.
Safety is taken seriously here: we run background checks on every hire, we work to prevent bullying, and there's a clear way to report concerns, with a promise that if your child speaks up, someone listens and helps.
They join a school that stays with them from the toddler years all the way to High School, never switching schools, never starting over at each new stage.
When they reach Elementary they move to the Lencero campus, with the same English, the same iPad, and the same way of learning, so the change feels easy.
In Elementary, English is the language they learn in: they take science and history in English, with the head start of coming from the only 100% English preschool in Xalapa.
Every student still has their own iPad, and they sharpen their English writing in dedicated classes.
So no one falls behind, we track their progress with the same international assessment U.S. schools use to benchmark themselves.
They learn by building projects and start competing early: our students have won regional awards in public speaking and storytelling.
They start really creating: in a technology studio they design and build their own projects on their iPad, at an Apple-recognized school.
And in the afternoons they pick their thing: soccer, basketball, volleyball, taekwondo, dance, chess, or painting, all with real coaches.
Here, well-being is something we actually teach: they learn to recognize and calm their emotions so they get along better and come to class ready, with a counselor for each group keeping track of how they're doing.
Safety is taken seriously here: we run background checks on every hire, we work to prevent bullying, and there's a clear way to report concerns, with a promise that if your child speaks up, someone listens and helps.
They stay at the same school that will take them all the way to High School, with no switching schools midway.
The English, the iPad, and the way of learning they already know carry right over, and the maker studios move up to the next level.
They leave Middle School speaking English with ease, and add French as a third language, so language never holds them back anywhere in the world.
They keep taking the core subjects in English, and an international assessment tracks their progress.
This is where they start building the record that opens doors to college later: they create science projects that solve real problems and take them to competitions, where they stand out.
They learn to research, argue, and defend an idea in public, exactly what college and work will ask of them.
Talent steps up a level: they design prototypes and even AI projects in the technology studio, take the stage, and audition for the musical of the year.
They have more than ten electives to explore their own interests, with tools from across the Apple ecosystem.
At the age when they need steadiness most, we keep teaching them to manage their emotions and add a program that builds real-life skills.
Safety is taken seriously here: we run background checks on every hire, we work to prevent bullying, and there's a clear way to report concerns, with a promise that if your child speaks up, someone listens and helps.
They're on the home stretch to High School, at the same school, with the same way of learning and the same classmates, no interruptions.
The method, the iPad, and the maker studios stay the same, so moving up a stage keeps them at the same school and with the same friends.
They finish High School with English at the level the world's universities expect, and a third language on top.
They take the core subjects in English, and an international assessment follows their progress right to the end.
The goal is clear: to get into the college they want, well prepared. They graduate with the English universities ask for, plus guidance, scholarships, and partnerships to make the leap.
And with a record to back it up: their science projects have competed and won at international fairs, and they've learned to research and defend their ideas, exactly what colleges value.
Talent turns into something real: from the technology studio to the musical's stage, plus a three-year entrepreneurship program where they even register their own project with the patent office.
They learn to create with professional tools, from music and video to their first apps.
Well-being grows into belonging and purpose: they're still supported by the same method as always, and they go out to serve their community through real social-impact projects.
A small school where every student counts, with spaces of their own to hang out and feel at home.
High School caps off a journey of up to 17 years at a single school: the same way of learning, the same community, no breaks.
A student who's been here since the toddler years knows the language, the method, and their people inside out, and that confidence shows when they head off to college.
Since you already live nearby, the natural next step is to come see it in person. Book a visit and get a feel for a normal day.
If you're moving to Xalapa, our admissions team helps you secure a spot and join mid-year, and school transportation covers your area.
If you're coming from abroad, we guide you through the switch from one system to another, and a placement test puts your child right where they belong.
Here, your child takes the lead: they ask questions, share their ideas, and build projects tied to real life, while their teacher challenges them to find the answers on their own.
That's how they become a student who thinks for themselves, creates, and stands behind their ideas, with the confidence of a global citizen and pride in their Mexican roots.

At three, they sing in English. At ten, they argue with friends about a video game and don't even notice they've switched languages. At seventeen, they write an essay that a U.S. university reads and accepts.
And along the way, they pick up French.
By the time they want to study or work abroad, the language part is already done.

Every student has their own iPad in class and uses it to build: they code a game, edit a video, design a project.
It's a way of teaching Apple recognizes worldwide: we're an Apple Distinguished School, the only one in Xalapa.
Your child graduates knowing how to actually make things with technology, exactly what the jobs of the future will ask for.

At SCAS, the school's applied science center, your child researches and builds projects that solve real problems in health, the environment, and their own community.
Those projects have won gold at Expo-Ciencias Latinoamérica, the largest science fair in the region, a medal in Abu Dhabi, and a spot in the top 10 out of 600 at a forum held by Imperial College London.
And in Model UN, they take on the role of a country's ambassador and defend a position in English in front of other schools.
Here they learn that their ideas can compete anywhere in the world.

Within days, their teacher knows how they laugh and what makes them nervous. When something is weighing on them, someone notices before they can even find the words.
A child who feels seen takes chances: they raise their hand, they try, they say what they think.
We're the first school in Xalapa to use Conscious Discipline, so your child has a safe place to be themselves, speak up, and thrive.
Colegio Americano de Xalapa is a private international school with two campuses: Ánimas, in the city of Xalapa, and Lencero, in Emiliano Zapata. One school for all four stages, from toddlers to High School.
The only 100% English preschool in Xalapa, on a campus just for the littlest ones.
Preschool in Xalapa →Science and history taught in English, with an iPad for every student.
Elementary in Xalapa →English they handle with ease, plus French, and projects that make it to real competitions.
Middle School in Xalapa →English at the level universities expect, entrepreneurship, and college guidance.
High School in Xalapa →
A campus dedicated entirely to toddlers and preschool, designed for their earliest years.
From Elementary to High School in Emiliano Zapata, with world-class facilities for every stage.
Two campuses with world-class facilities, designed for every age
The day they pull on the jersey and take the field in their colors, your child is part of a team. The Racers win and lose together, train with discipline, and stand tall in front of their rivals.
Competing teaches them teamwork, grit, and a cool head when the game gets tight: lessons that stay with them for life, on the field and off.

Middle school tournament, including the MVP award.
Recognition at CONADEIP and the state level.
Interscholastic tournament.
State competitions.
They sit down for an interview in another city, in another language, and their voice doesn't shake.
That adult is being built right now, in every class taught in English, every project that flops and gets another try, every time someone believed in them.
The question isn't whether your child is capable. It's where you'll give them the room to grow into it.
Come meet us“For me, this school was a sea of opportunities […]. Students learn to be multidisciplinary, from science all the way to Musical Theater.”
Then our admissions committee reviews every complete application, one by one, and gives you the result. If you'd like the details, see the full admissions process and the school tuition.
Every class has a limited number of spots, and for the 2026–2027 year they're already filling up. Book your visit, or come to a trial morning in Preschool and get a feel for the school before you decide.