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What are the schools in Nicaragua like?

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When we asked about the schools in Nicaragua, they said...

"International School of Managua (ISOM) is considered one of the best international schools in Nicaragua. Founded in 1997, ISOM offers both a bilingual and multicultural education, which is based on the standards of the United States and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. The curriculum is based on the belief that the best way to learn a second language is through conversation, reading and writing. Additionally, the school has a library, media center, and several extracurricular activities and sports. The American Nicaraguan School (ANS) is another top school located in Nicaragua. ANS offers a whole-child approach to education which incorporates values and experiences, along with academic achievement and faith in the world’s future. The curriculum is entirely bilingual, in both Spanish and English. Students may take part in a variety of extracurricular activities, including sports and community service. The bilingual school of Granada, located in the south of Nicaragua, is also an excellent option for students in Nicaragua. The school offers classes in English, Spanish, and French. The curriculum is reinforced with educational programs such as Field Days, Talent Shows, and the Open Houses held each semester. This school features an extensive field trip program and an accredited basic education," said one parent with children at in .

"Look around. Make sure you tour the school and think twice if your child does not speak English," commented one expat when asked about American Nicaraguan School in Managua.

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