Colegio El Camino

The school is a non-profit, secular institution dedicated to developing honorable, inquisitive, and compassionate leaders. It emphasizes a bilingual, inquiry-based education that fosters critical thinking, problem-solving, and international-mindedness.

The school offers the full IB Continuum, including the Primary Years Program (PYP) for preschool through 6th grade, the Middle Years Program (MYP), and the Diploma Program (DP). The curriculum is bilingual, with classes conducted 50% in Spanish and 50% in English, and is fully registered with the Mexican Ministry of Education.

The school maintains a 100% graduate rate, with students gaining acceptance into top colleges and universities globally. Graduates are noted for their critical thinking, adaptability, and sense of world-mindedness.

Support services include licensed psychologists, mentoring, and college counseling. The school also provides the Camino Language Acquisition Support Program (CLASP) to assist students.

Admissions are open year-round, subject to space availability. The process involves an informational tour, an admissions exam, and a review of results by the school psychologist, followed by the submission of required documentation such as birth certificates, vaccination records, and transcripts.

The school year concludes in mid-July, with recognition ceremonies held in early July. The calendar is subject to change.

The campus features classrooms, recreational courts, and science labs. It also provides a library, a clinic, and dedicated spaces for sports training.

The school offers evening sports academies in soccer, basketball, and volleyball, focusing on physical, technical, and tactical development. Additional offerings include academic academies, para-academic workshops, and the IB Diploma CAS (Creativity, Activity, Service) program.