Preschool
We would like to remind you that your child’s personal information must be entered in the Web portal before the day of your child’s assessment. You will receive a sheet with the steps to enter the information at the Think Ahead meeting.

PRE-KINDER
ASSESSMENT DAY

The following documents must be presented:

• Original copy of the child’s birth certificate and two photocopies. (Internationals have to have the birth certificate apostilled.)
• Six recent locket-sized photographs (color or black and white) with the child’s full name on the back.
• Photocopies of the child’s immunization record.
• Photocopy of CURP document.
• Internationals must also include photocopies of valid FM2 or FM3 visa.

KINDER 1
ASSESSMENT DAY

The following documents must be presented:

• Original copy of the child’s birth certificate and two photocopies. (Internationals have to have the birth certificate apostilled.)
• Six recent locket-sized photographs (color or black and white) with the child’s full name on the back.
• Photocopies of the child’s immunization record.
• Photocopy of CURP document.
• Internationals must also include photocopies of valid FM2 or FM3 visa. 

KINDER 2
ASSESSMENT DAY

The following documents must be presented:

• Original copy of the child’s birth certificate and two photocopies. (Internationals have to have the birth certificate apostilled.)
• Six recent locket-sized photographs (color or black and white) with the child’s full name on the back.
• Photocopies of the child’s immunization record.
• Photocopy of CURP document.
• Solvency letter from previous school. (Does not apply to international families.)
• Photocopies of latest grades.
• Letter of good conduct from previous school.
• Official report card from the Mexican Ministry of Education. (Does not apply to internationals.)
• Internationals must also include photocopies of valid FM2 or FM3 visa.

KINDER 3
ASSESSMENT DAY

The following documents must be presented:

• Original copy of the child’s birth certificate and two photocopies. (Internationals have to have the birth certificate apostilled.)
• Six recent locket-sized photographs (color or black and white) with the child’s full name on the back.
• Photocopies of the child’s immunization record.
• Photocopy of CURP document.
• Solvency letter from previous school. (Does not apply to international families.)
• Photocopies of latest grades.
• Letter of good conduct from previous school.
• Official report card from the Mexican Ministry of Education. (Does not apply to internationals.)
• Internationals must also include photocopies of valid FM2 or FM3 visa. 

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
The following documents must be presented:

Nationals
 Photocopy of birth certificate     
  Photocopy of school report
  Photocopy of CURP document
  Letter of good conduct      
  Solvency letter      
 
Internationals
Birth certificate
Photocopy of school report
Immigration documents
Transfer Document (Americans have to request it at the Consulate in Mexico)

• Students have to go to the Elementary School’s hall at 8:30 a.m. (31 Poniente 3321) with the aforementioned documents. All documents must be presented. Otherwise, the assessment will not be carried out.
• The assessment will last approximately two hours. It includes the following sections: English, Spanish, math and a psychometric test.
• For additional information, please call 30 30 400 ext. *319 or *320.
• For questions regarding required documents, please contact Ms. Valentina Vázquez (ext. *321).

Junior High School
Junior High School Students take the courses required by the Mexican Ministry of Education (SEP). Our programs go beyond traditional ones, based on the holistic philosophy of the Middle Years Programme (MYP) of the International Baccalaureate Organization (IBO).
 
 
REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION:

• Photocopy of report card.
• The student must have successfully completed all previous subjects.
• The student must have a minimum average of 7.0 (seven) in academic subjects.
• Letter of good conduct.
• Solvency letter from previous school (Private school).
• The application to write the pre-admission examination must be filled out before handing in documentation.

• No cost.
• Study guides for all grades are available at the Main Office in the Junior High School.
• The admissions process covers two sections: academics, and psychometric. 

HIGH SCHOOL

• Documentation can be submitted from March 3.
• An appointment should be scheduled at the High School Principal’s Office to submit documents, have them reviewed, and fill out the application form.
• Submit photocopies of 7th and 8th grade report cards and report cards from the current grade.
• A minimum average of 8.0 in academic subjects is required (SEP Program).
• The student must have successfully completed all previous subjects.
• Letter of good conduct.
• Solvency letter from previous school (if it was a private school).
• A recent picture (óvalo or mignón size).
• Assessment:
  • Assessment covers two sections: academics, and a psychometric test.
  • The academic section assesses Spanish, math and English.
  • The psychometri test assesses the student’s developmental skills.
  • The pre-admission examination has no cost.
  • Since the test only covers general knowledge, no study guide is provided.

If you have any questions concerning the IB Diploma Programme, you should make an appointment with the International Baccalaureate Coordinator.