Comunidad Educativa Lux Mundi

The school is defined by its commitment to academic and human quality, spirituality, and social solidarity, operating under a "digital humanism" paradigm. Its mission is to form holistic, ethical individuals who can act as agents of change in a globalized society. The institution emphasizes the development of personal life projects, creativity, and critical thinking, while fostering a strong sense of community among students, parents, and staff.

The school offers a dual-immersion English program spanning all twelve years of education, incorporating literature, science, technology, and mathematics. The curriculum is enhanced by Advanced Placement (AP) courses in partnership with the College Board, as well as international certifications in Microsoft Office and Adobe software. Students also engage in STEM-focused learning through virtual laboratories and robotics, and have the opportunity to certify their French language proficiency through the DELF exam.

Approximately 30% of graduates pursue university studies in the United States and England, with many gaining admission to prestigious institutions. The school's English immersion program and Advanced Placement (AP) courses are designed to prepare students for international higher education. Graduates are characterized by their critical thinking, emotional intelligence, and commitment to ethical leadership and social service.

The school maintains a Psychopedagogical Support Unit that assists students with special educational needs throughout their schooling, providing evaluations, interventions, and classroom accommodations. A Psychology Department offers socio-affective support to help students with academic, behavioral, or personal adjustments. Furthermore, the school provides free afternoon pedagogical reinforcement in subjects including Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Spanish, English, and French.

The admissions process begins with a guided tour, which can be conducted in person or virtually. Applicants must complete a formal application, undergo academic, intelligence, and personality testing, and participate in a meeting with both parents and the admissions team. While English proficiency is not required for entry into first and second grade, students entering from third grade onwards must take an English placement exam.

The school operates on a semester-based system, with the academic year typically running from August/September through June. The school day for administrative purposes is Monday to Friday, from 7:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Specific annual events include the "Expresarte" arts festival in June and various cultural and academic weeks held throughout the year.

The campus is divided into primary and secondary sections, both featuring specialized learning environments. Primary facilities include spacious classrooms, a multi-purpose computer lab, a library, an arts workshop, a music room, sports courts, a swimming pool, and a playground. The secondary section occupies a three-story building with 18 classrooms, science and computer laboratories, specialized rooms for dance, music, arts, and cooking, as well as a robotics workshop and a library. The school also provides a cafeteria, an infirmary with medical staff, and a bookstore.

The school offers a wide range of co-curricular activities, including robotics teams that participate in FIRST Robotics and Lego League competitions, and a debate club affiliated with the National Speech and Debate Association. Students can also participate in sports such as volleyball, soccer, table tennis, basketball, and chess through the International League of Private Schools. Additionally, the school hosts cultural events, student-led publications like "The Enlightening," and various arts workshops in music, dance, and plastic arts.