
Ciudad de Mexico
Ciudad de Mexico
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secondary 1 and 5
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Facilities are poor. It is a small school with small facilities. Just a basic basketball court and a cemented patio.
Nothing. You get there you managed to survived. But I have to say that my children classmates really try and did a great effort to make them feel comfortable..
No social activities at all and only to reunions a year with teachers. Really poor organized. You will be lucky if you can speak a couple of minutes with each teacher. "Prepa" School (high school) does not care at all about. children and parents have nothing to say. It is really disappointing. However, Secondary (middle school) is much better thank you to its director (Maria Junco) She listens to you and always try to help.
Even though my children are happy here, I do not recommend this school. Too rigid, too old school. Not good teachers.
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