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Middle School

middle school Download Honor Code See more Middle School Main Objective To train students through academic excellence, efficient study habits, practice and stimulation values involving the two cerebral hemispheres through the development of cognitive, emotional and physical skills. Preparing students to successfully transition into High School.    Our Methodology The Village methodology allows constant brain stimulation according to neuropsychology, as well as respect for the educational needs and learning styles of each student. … Read More »Middle School

Elementary

elementary school Download Honor Code See more Campus Z.14 1st & 2nd Grade Campus CES 1st to 4th Grade Elementary School Main Objective Our program seeks the development of linguistic and numerical skills within our students, in which they also will be learning how to establish the foundations in science, mathematics, geography,  history and other social sciences. Our Methodology The Village methodology allows a constant brain stimulation according to neuropsychology,… Read More »Elementary

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Campus Km. 25.5 Carretera a El Salvador11 calle 1-87 zone 14 , Guatemala City Call Us +502 6643 6300 e-mail info@village.edu.gt Welcome to the Village family! Student’s name*: Age*: Nationality*: Current grade*: —Preschool (2-K3)1st grade ( preparatoria)2nd grade ( 1ero primaria nacional)3rd grade ( 2do primaria nacional)4th grade ( 3ro primaria nacional)5th grade ( 4to primaria nacional)6th grade (5to primaria nacional)7th grade (6to primaria nacional)8th grade (1ro básico nacional)9th grade… Read More »Contact

Sample Page

This is an example page. It’s different from a blog post because it will stay in one place and will show up in your site navigation (in most themes). Most people start with an About page that introduces them to potential site visitors. It might say something like this: Hi there! I’m a bike messenger by day, aspiring actor by night, and this is my website. I live in Los… Read More »Sample Page

Opportunities one language further

At Village school we count with several levels and certified teachers that will help us learn five different languages: Spanish, English, French, Mandarin, and German. Spanish and English aren’t optional, but we get to choose which third language we are interested in learning, idea that I totally agree with, because every student gets the opportunity to do what he or she likes.Learning several languages has many different advantages; for example,… Read More »Opportunities one language further

Importance of Values in your Career Decision

It is very common to hear experts say that in order to decide your career path you first have to define your values. That may sound easy, but it is not, especially if you first don’t understand what values are.A value is a belief that can help us decide what is right or wrong. It can shape our behavior and our decisions. We practice values all the time, from things… Read More »Importance of Values in your Career Decision

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Admissions Plus Portals Facebook Youtube Instagram Village School Mission It is our mission to educate and form upstanding, capable and sensible leaders who are active participants in global development.  With our methodology based on Developmental Neuropsychology and our innovative curriculum, within a technology-enhanced learning environment, we foster the development of each child’s potential. Vision Village School will remain at the forefront in education, stand out through its students’ humanity, knowledge,… Read More »Home

DI DESTINATION IMAGINATION

The Village School delegation is back from Destination Imagination Global finals 2019! We are very proud of all our teams who participated in Kansas City, Missouri and represented our school and Guatemala very well. We are especially proud of the team “7 Caldos” who got the 9th place, out of 65 teams, in the challenge Medical Mystery!

AASCA LEADERSHIP AND SERVICE EXPERIENCE

During February, we had the honor of hosting the AASCA Leadership and Service Experience,  where 16 delegations of Central America participated. The event was full of excitement and students found themselves learning about different leadership styles, innovation, and entrepreneurship creating, as an end result, their own proposal for the participating NGOs.