Best International Schools and Bilingual Schools in Manglaralto
Summary: If you''re moving to Manglaralto with kids, choosing a school if often your first decisions and impacts where you''ll live. Here are some popular bilingual and international schools in Manglaralto
Manglaralto, is a small coastal town known for its serene beaches and laid-back lifestyle, making it an attractive destination for expats and digital nomads seeking tranquility and natural beauty. While Manglaralto itself may not have a wide array of international or bilingual schools, there are several options in the nearby city of Montañita and other neighboring towns within a 40-minute drive. Among the most popular ones are Montañita Spanish School, which offers Spanish classes and cultural immersion, and Academia Cotopaxi, a well-regarded international school located in a larger city nearby.
Montañita Spanish School
Grades: Customized programs for all ages
Location(s): Montañita
Montañita Spanish School is not a traditional international school but rather a language school that offers Spanish classes for children and adults. This can be an excellent option for expat kids to immerse themselves in the local language and culture. The school provides a variety of programs, including group classes, private lessons, and cultural activities. While it primarily focuses on teaching Spanish, it also offers opportunities for cultural exchange and extracurricular activities such as surfing, yoga, and salsa dancing.
Academia Cotopaxi
Grades: Pre-K through Grade 12
Location(s): Quito
Website: www.cotopaxi.k12.ec
Although Academia Cotopaxi is located in Quito, which is more than a 40-minute drive from Manglaralto, it is mentioned here due to its reputation as one of Ecuador's leading international schools. It offers the International Baccalaureate (IB) Program for students from around the world. The school boasts state-of-the-art facilities, a diverse student body, and a wide range of extracurricular activities. Academia Cotopaxi is committed to fostering a multicultural environment where students can thrive academically and socially.
Please note that due to the small size of Manglaralto, there may be limited options for international or bilingual schools directly within the town. Expats and digital nomads may need to consider schools in nearby cities or towns, or alternative educational arrangements such as online schooling or homeschooling, depending on their specific needs and circumstances.
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