Internationalism
Colombian School with international vision
World citizen
The school promotes internationalism by offering programs that foster the development of international perspectives, intercultural exchanges, and global citizenship.
Our students have opportunities to learn about global issues and cultures across the curriculum as well as languages through the Colombian and Advanced Placement curricula.
We offer experiential and virtual learning opportunities to interact with students and teachers in different countries to learn how to communicate, serve, and lead in intercultural and diverse environments.
We promote global awareness projects and global citizenship activities to develop knowledge, skills, and values that build character and promote cultural understanding and inclusion.
International Programs and Training for Faculty
We provide academic and experiential opportunities for teachers to learn about international themes and practices in education abroad.
Also, we establish relationships with external professional organizations and build a network of contacts to support our international programs through participation and endorsement.
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