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      1. The decision to create an American type education in Monterrey began at a meeting of parents at the Monterrey Foreign Club, on the night of June 28, 1928. The school opened on September 3, 1928, at 724 Hidalgo Street, with a Principal/teacher and two other teachers caring for the educational needs of 57 pupils ranging from primary to tenth grade. The school was organized under Mexican law as a private civil society and received its charter on October 13, 1928. During the 1936-37 school year the location of the American School moved to an address on Bolivar (now Padre Mier) between Pino Suárez and Rayón. After June 1938, it moved again to the site of the Old Country Club in Obispado. In April 1944, the school was re-established under the name of The American School Foundation of Monterrey as a non-profit society, founded by four individuals. These individuals were joined some months later by one other person and thirteen companies, who then comprised the Founders. The American School Foundation of Monterrey (ASFM) fosters open minds, caring hearts, and global leadership within the entire school community. ASFM Serves a diverse population and prepares all students through an innovative, inclusive and intensive program focused on engaging and enabling students to achieve their potential in citizenship academics, athletics, and the arts. ASFM is a private, secular, non-profit, Nursery through 12th grade, college-preparatory, U.S.-accredited, co-educational institution, which offers both a Mexican and U.S. High School Diploma that serves the local and international population. The Nursery program at the American School Foundation of Monterrey is planned for children who are 3.5 to 4.5 years old. This program provides a developmentally appropriate environment integrating the physical, socio-emotional, and cognitive areas. Literacy is taught and learned through a balanced literacy program which allows students to read, write and discuss across the subject areas. The mathematics program is based on the premise that children construct an understanding of mathematics by the manipulation of concrete objects. Instruction is taught thematically, taking into account Nursery-aged children. Students receive special classes in music and physical education. The Pre-Kinder program at the American School Foundation of Monterrey is planned for children who are 4.5 to 5.5 years old. This program provides a developmentally appropriate environment integrating the physical, socio-emotional, and cognitive areas. Literacy is taught and learned through a balanced literacy program which allows students to read, write and discuss across the subject areas. The mathematics program is based on the premise that children construct an understanding of mathematics by the manipulation of concrete objects. Instruction is taught thematically, taking into account PreKinder-aged children. Students receive special classes in music and physical education. The Elementary School, from grades Nursery to 5th, is built on a 50-acre parcel of land located to the west of Garza Garcia. The two-story building is a unique, state-of-the-art educational facility. The majority of our staff are teachers from Mexico, Canada, and the United States. Their talent and dedication are a daily tribute to the profession and their students. We are very proud to belong to an institution that places teaching and learning at the heart of all decision-making. ASFM’s high school faculty, staff, and administration are committed to assisting students in developing a program of study that meets their academic and college goals, affords ample opportunity for participation in meaningful activities ranging from sports to arts to community service, and offers collaborative teaching-learning experiences that will lead to the development of Open Minds, Caring Hearts, and Global Leadership. To facilitate these goals, ASFM offers an accredited US diploma program as well as the Mexican Bachillerato, accredited by the Secretaria de Educacion Publica (SEP). These diploma options allow some flexibility in designing a high school program that meets each student’s individual choice, balance, rigor, and passion. Sixth to 12th-grade students participate in our required 1 to 1 Apple laptop program. After several years of preparation through a 1 to 1 Teacher Program, Bring Your Device Program, investments in infrastructure, extensive training with the teaching staff, and technology integration into the curriculum, we are confidently continuing to move forward with this 1 to 1 initiative. More information... Kids today are surrounded by technology, they use it every day to learn and to play. However, are they using it appropriately? Digital citizenship is a concept that targets the proper use of technology. Our children today are citizens of the digital world and need to learn how to be safe and how to make good choices when it comes to the use of technology. The mission of the Athletic Department is to create, promote and conduct programs that contribute to the overall development of the students of the American School Foundation of Monterrey, A. C., within a learning setting that leads to human growth, service to the community, and the search of excellence in a global environment. View full school
      2. Forty years ago, five families asked themselves the question: What would be the best school for our family? They considered that the objectives of other schools were insufficient and considered it beneficial to start a new school. This way, in September 1978 we began with less than 100 students from 1º grade Kindergarten to 4th-grade Elementary under the name Liceo de Monterrey™, that operates through Centros Educativos y Culturales A.C. We are a school comprised of families who educate our children and students with the highest standards of international academic excellence and provide Christian humanism formation for them to become leaders who influence and serve society. To become an international reference of education of women with character, critical thinking, and Christian vision so they can become protagonists of their personal development to reach high ideals and serve society. Boys and girls think, behave and mature differently. All-girls education achieves greater academic performance as well as fosters self-esteem, confidence, and the formation of the person based on their essence. This model facilitates the personalization of education according to men's and women’s different paces in maturity and learning, favoring real equality of opportunities. All-girls education is a reality in many countries of our socio-cultural setting, and it is recognized by UNESCO and the European Union. It is scientifically proven that boys’ brain development follows a different process that catches up during adulthood. At age 6, a boy has half the attention span of a girl. (Leonard Sax, NASSPE National association for single sex public education).Differences between the maturity pace in men and women (Retrieved from the Differentiated Education Guide from María Calvo Charro) Our program comprises pedagogical innovation and the use of technology at the service of learning. It provides our students with access to a comprehensive technological ecosystem to achieve greater learning and abilities developed through innovative instructional practices such as challenge and project-based learning. After completing a project, students acquire meaningful learning experiences. Our students for 1º to 6º grade in Elementary study under the SEP program which is enriched with Music, Robotics, Sports and Dance, Home Economics, Religion, and Life and Identity classes. In 4º grade Elementary, students audition for the school band, and from this point until 9º grade, they focus on the study and mastery of one musical instrument. Our students from 7º to 9º grade in Junior High study under the SEP program which is enriched with Music, Robotics, Sports and Dance, Home Economics, Religion, and Life and Identity classes. Our students in Prepa Liceo study under the International Baccalaureate (IB) program with the choice of sitting the corresponding IB examinations to obtain the International Baccalaureate Diploma when they graduate. This program provides our students with the tools to achieve global and deep knowledge so they can stand out in traditional academic subjects. Student Societies: Leadership activities, social interaction, integration, and community service are fostered by our four societies. General Objective: To ensure our students acquire skills and habits and use them as tools for life to guide and help them become self-sufficient and confident. To be capable of working individually and as part of a group and learn school protocol that allows them to take full advantage of their future school years, as well as to integrate and belong to a community, in an environment of care and caring in which they enjoy their first years playing, learning and being happy. View full school
      3. At Tecnológico de Monterrey, you will develop your professional and human potential through the high academic level, resources, and excellence programs we offer. By becoming a member of the Tech community, you have the opportunity to discover what you are passionate about, develop, and share your talents. With the innumerable opportunities the Tec provides for your education, you can combine these with your professional and career path. Through artistic expression, we wholeheartedly believe that students can cultivate their potential in literature, drama, music, art, and dance and express their concerns, interests, and emotions. We offer workshops and cultural and art classes to learn and grow your skills in different artistic expressions. Such as contemporary dance, jazz, hip hop, Latin rhythms, Arabian and Irish dance. As well as take classes in guitar, keyboard, percussion, painting, photography, amongst many others. You can participate in plays, concerts, musical theater productions, and join our theater, music, dance companies. At Tec, you can participate in national competitions in dance, creative writing, monologs, and music performance. Some traditional folk dance companies have also traveled and toured Europe, Asia, Latin America, and the United States. You will appreciate fine arts through the “Escuela de Espectadores,” or collaborate with masters in lighting, scenery, sound, costume, make-up through the “Escuela de Productores.” The opportunities are exponential. Extraordinary talents have cultivated their talents within our institution. Our alumni include such talents as Ignacio Llantada, Paloma Cordero, Horacio Castelo, Alberto (Beto) Castillo, who lived these moments as students and now stars in their respective fields. At Tec, we care about your wellbeing and are here for you and in the different spheres of your life. We offer counseling services for any situation, be it emotional, academic, vocational, or legal. All of our students are equally important. Queremos is a comprehensive program for preventing and early detecting any problem students might be going through. When you are in vulnerable situations to which we are exposed in this day and age, Tqueremos accompanies communication and channels that provide the necessary school and external resources for your emotional wellbeing. We provide orientation and different activities to discover what you are genuinely passionate about, are meaningful, and move you by promoting spaces for reflection and meditation. At our Career Center, we help every one of our students to identify the best career development path as entrepreneurs, employees, conducting research, contributing to the third sector, or pursuing specialization studies. The Life and Career Plan Workshops provide tools to self-manage your personal and professional development. The workshops are designed to be fully practical and focus on discovering your personal and professional strengths and successfully optimizing your talents. We can advise you on building your curriculum and providing first-hand recruitment processes, such as competency-based interviews and assessments. At Tec de Monterrey, you can be part of a vibrant student community that lives in harmony and supports an inclusive environment for people of different ideologies and interests. We firmly believe in celebrating our differences and the connections from our students’ different sets of talents and skills. We support and seek to generate and live an inclusive culture of respect, free from discrimination, with equality in a different area, such as gender, disabilities, religious beliefs, sexual orientation, socioeconomic level, and generational diversity. Each student will discover a campus environment that inspires them to study, innovate, and transcend. Each student is unique and has particular skills and talents; Tec de Monterrey offers a broad range of activities that promote wellbeing and encourage integration.
      4. The Universidad de Monterrey (UDEM) is one of the best universities, according to the QS Top 50 Under 50 international ranking. Our age faces many new challenges. To meet them, the Universidad de Monterrey encourages academic excellence and knowledge creation within an intercultural environment. The students are guided and motivated by our Personal Education Plan and our strong emphasis on student and faculty research. Our university model encourages students to discover their potential and capitalize on their strengths by developing various intellectual and social skills. By fostering personal growth, we equip our students to excel in the different aspects of life and transcendence themselves in others' service. The Universidad de Monterrey uses its many resources to provide young people the excellent education, the attitude of service, and the firm ethical convictions that characterize our graduates. UDEM is located on the limits of San Pedro Garza García and Santa Catarina, in the metropolitan area of Monterrey, the capital of Nuevo León. You can reach the UDEM campus by car or public transport. You can also use Directo UDEM and Circuito UDEM, school bus systems that offer several routes. It is a unique whole-person education model based on the development of leadership skills, the promotion of values, and the construction of a social conscience through service and international educational experiences. From its inception, the whole-person education of students has been a distinctive characteristic of UDEM. Therefore, the UDEM educational model integrates an academic component and a formative one. This model is unique: it offers a personalized education, promotes active learning, and comes alive with the accompaniment of teachers and trainers who, in addition to being experts in their specialty areas, interact closely and continuously with students during their time at the University.
      5. The Universidad de Monterrey (UDEM) is one of the best universities, according to the QS Top 50 Under 50 international ranking. Our age faces many new challenges. To meet them, the Universidad de Monterrey encourages academic excellence and knowledge creation within an intercultural environment. The students are guided and motivated by our Personal Education Plan and our strong emphasis on student and faculty research. Our university model encourages students to discover their potential and capitalize on their strengths by developing various intellectual and social skills. By fostering personal growth, we equip our students to excel in the different aspects of life and transcendence themselves in others' service. The Universidad de Monterrey uses its many resources to provide young people the excellent education, the attitude of service, and the firm ethical convictions that characterize our graduates. UDEM is located on the limits of San Pedro Garza García and Santa Catarina, in the metropolitan area of Monterrey, the capital of Nuevo León. You can reach the UDEM campus by car or public transport. You can also use Directo UDEM and Circuito UDEM, school bus systems that offer several routes. It is a unique whole-person education model based on the development of leadership skills, the promotion of values, and the construction of a social conscience through service and international educational experiences. From its inception, the whole-person education of students has been a distinctive characteristic of UDEM. Therefore, the UDEM educational model integrates an academic component and a formative one. This model is unique: it offers a personalized education, promotes active learning, and comes alive with the accompaniment of teachers and trainers who, in addition to being experts in their specialty areas, interact closely and continuously with students during their time at the University. View full university
      6. At Tecnológico de Monterrey, you will develop your professional and human potential through the high academic level, resources, and excellence programs we offer. By becoming a member of the Tech community, you have the opportunity to discover what you are passionate about, develop, and share your talents. With the innumerable opportunities the Tec provides for your education, you can combine these with your professional and career path. Through artistic expression, we wholeheartedly believe that students can cultivate their potential in literature, drama, music, art, and dance and express their concerns, interests, and emotions. We offer workshops and cultural and art classes to learn and grow your skills in different artistic expressions. Such as contemporary dance, jazz, hip hop, Latin rhythms, Arabian and Irish dance. As well as take classes in guitar, keyboard, percussion, painting, photography, amongst many others. You can participate in plays, concerts, musical theater productions, and join our theater, music, dance companies. At Tec, you can participate in national competitions in dance, creative writing, monologs, and music performance. Some traditional folk dance companies have also traveled and toured Europe, Asia, Latin America, and the United States. You will appreciate fine arts through the “Escuela de Espectadores,” or collaborate with masters in lighting, scenery, sound, costume, make-up through the “Escuela de Productores.” The opportunities are exponential. Extraordinary talents have cultivated their talents within our institution. Our alumni include such talents as Ignacio Llantada, Paloma Cordero, Horacio Castelo, Alberto (Beto) Castillo, who lived these moments as students and now stars in their respective fields. At Tec, we care about your wellbeing and are here for you and in the different spheres of your life. We offer counseling services for any situation, be it emotional, academic, vocational, or legal. All of our students are equally important. Queremos is a comprehensive program for preventing and early detecting any problem students might be going through. When you are in vulnerable situations to which we are exposed in this day and age, Tqueremos accompanies communication and channels that provide the necessary school and external resources for your emotional wellbeing. We provide orientation and different activities to discover what you are genuinely passionate about, are meaningful, and move you by promoting spaces for reflection and meditation. At our Career Center, we help every one of our students to identify the best career development path as entrepreneurs, employees, conducting research, contributing to the third sector, or pursuing specialization studies. The Life and Career Plan Workshops provide tools to self-manage your personal and professional development. The workshops are designed to be fully practical and focus on discovering your personal and professional strengths and successfully optimizing your talents. We can advise you on building your curriculum and providing first-hand recruitment processes, such as competency-based interviews and assessments. At Tec de Monterrey, you can be part of a vibrant student community that lives in harmony and supports an inclusive environment for people of different ideologies and interests. We firmly believe in celebrating our differences and the connections from our students’ different sets of talents and skills. We support and seek to generate and live an inclusive culture of respect, free from discrimination, with equality in a different area, such as gender, disabilities, religious beliefs, sexual orientation, socioeconomic level, and generational diversity. Each student will discover a campus environment that inspires them to study, innovate, and transcend. Each student is unique and has particular skills and talents; Tec de Monterrey offers a broad range of activities that promote wellbeing and encourage integration. View full university
      7. Forty years ago, five families asked themselves the question: What would be the best school for our family? They considered that the objectives of other schools were insufficient and considered it beneficial to start a new school. This way, in September 1978 we began with less than 100 students from 1º grade Kindergarten to 4th-grade Elementary under the name Liceo de Monterrey™, that operates through Centros Educativos y Culturales A.C. We are a school comprised of families who educate our children and students with the highest standards of international academic excellence and provide Christian humanism formation for them to become leaders who influence and serve society. To become an international reference of education of women with character, critical thinking, and Christian vision so they can become protagonists of their personal development to reach high ideals and serve society. Boys and girls think, behave and mature differently. All-girls education achieves greater academic performance as well as fosters self-esteem, confidence, and the formation of the person based on their essence. This model facilitates the personalization of education according to men's and women’s different paces in maturity and learning, favoring real equality of opportunities. All-girls education is a reality in many countries of our socio-cultural setting, and it is recognized by UNESCO and the European Union. It is scientifically proven that boys’ brain development follows a different process that catches up during adulthood. At age 6, a boy has half the attention span of a girl. (Leonard Sax, NASSPE National association for single sex public education).Differences between the maturity pace in men and women (Retrieved from the Differentiated Education Guide from María Calvo Charro) Our program comprises pedagogical innovation and the use of technology at the service of learning. It provides our students with access to a comprehensive technological ecosystem to achieve greater learning and abilities developed through innovative instructional practices such as challenge and project-based learning. After completing a project, students acquire meaningful learning experiences. Our students for 1º to 6º grade in Elementary study under the SEP program which is enriched with Music, Robotics, Sports and Dance, Home Economics, Religion, and Life and Identity classes. In 4º grade Elementary, students audition for the school band, and from this point until 9º grade, they focus on the study and mastery of one musical instrument. Our students from 7º to 9º grade in Junior High study under the SEP program which is enriched with Music, Robotics, Sports and Dance, Home Economics, Religion, and Life and Identity classes. Our students in Prepa Liceo study under the International Baccalaureate (IB) program with the choice of sitting the corresponding IB examinations to obtain the International Baccalaureate Diploma when they graduate. This program provides our students with the tools to achieve global and deep knowledge so they can stand out in traditional academic subjects. Student Societies: Leadership activities, social interaction, integration, and community service are fostered by our four societies. General Objective: To ensure our students acquire skills and habits and use them as tools for life to guide and help them become self-sufficient and confident. To be capable of working individually and as part of a group and learn school protocol that allows them to take full advantage of their future school years, as well as to integrate and belong to a community, in an environment of care and caring in which they enjoy their first years playing, learning and being happy.
      8. The decision to create an American type education in Monterrey began at a meeting of parents at the Monterrey Foreign Club, on the night of June 28, 1928. The school opened on September 3, 1928, at 724 Hidalgo Street, with a Principal/teacher and two other teachers caring for the educational needs of 57 pupils ranging from primary to tenth grade. The school was organized under Mexican law as a private civil society and received its charter on October 13, 1928. During the 1936-37 school year the location of the American School moved to an address on Bolivar (now Padre Mier) between Pino Suárez and Rayón. After June 1938, it moved again to the site of the Old Country Club in Obispado. In April 1944, the school was re-established under the name of The American School Foundation of Monterrey as a non-profit society, founded by four individuals. These individuals were joined some months later by one other person and thirteen companies, who then comprised the Founders. The American School Foundation of Monterrey (ASFM) fosters open minds, caring hearts, and global leadership within the entire school community. ASFM Serves a diverse population and prepares all students through an innovative, inclusive and intensive program focused on engaging and enabling students to achieve their potential in citizenship academics, athletics, and the arts. ASFM is a private, secular, non-profit, Nursery through 12th grade, college-preparatory, U.S.-accredited, co-educational institution, which offers both a Mexican and U.S. High School Diploma that serves the local and international population. The Nursery program at the American School Foundation of Monterrey is planned for children who are 3.5 to 4.5 years old. This program provides a developmentally appropriate environment integrating the physical, socio-emotional, and cognitive areas. Literacy is taught and learned through a balanced literacy program which allows students to read, write and discuss across the subject areas. The mathematics program is based on the premise that children construct an understanding of mathematics by the manipulation of concrete objects. Instruction is taught thematically, taking into account Nursery-aged children. Students receive special classes in music and physical education. The Pre-Kinder program at the American School Foundation of Monterrey is planned for children who are 4.5 to 5.5 years old. This program provides a developmentally appropriate environment integrating the physical, socio-emotional, and cognitive areas. Literacy is taught and learned through a balanced literacy program which allows students to read, write and discuss across the subject areas. The mathematics program is based on the premise that children construct an understanding of mathematics by the manipulation of concrete objects. Instruction is taught thematically, taking into account PreKinder-aged children. Students receive special classes in music and physical education. The Elementary School, from grades Nursery to 5th, is built on a 50-acre parcel of land located to the west of Garza Garcia. The two-story building is a unique, state-of-the-art educational facility. The majority of our staff are teachers from Mexico, Canada, and the United States. Their talent and dedication are a daily tribute to the profession and their students. We are very proud to belong to an institution that places teaching and learning at the heart of all decision-making. ASFM’s high school faculty, staff, and administration are committed to assisting students in developing a program of study that meets their academic and college goals, affords ample opportunity for participation in meaningful activities ranging from sports to arts to community service, and offers collaborative teaching-learning experiences that will lead to the development of Open Minds, Caring Hearts, and Global Leadership. To facilitate these goals, ASFM offers an accredited US diploma program as well as the Mexican Bachillerato, accredited by the Secretaria de Educacion Publica (SEP). These diploma options allow some flexibility in designing a high school program that meets each student’s individual choice, balance, rigor, and passion. Sixth to 12th-grade students participate in our required 1 to 1 Apple laptop program. After several years of preparation through a 1 to 1 Teacher Program, Bring Your Device Program, investments in infrastructure, extensive training with the teaching staff, and technology integration into the curriculum, we are confidently continuing to move forward with this 1 to 1 initiative. More information... Kids today are surrounded by technology, they use it every day to learn and to play. However, are they using it appropriately? Digital citizenship is a concept that targets the proper use of technology. Our children today are citizens of the digital world and need to learn how to be safe and how to make good choices when it comes to the use of technology. The mission of the Athletic Department is to create, promote and conduct programs that contribute to the overall development of the students of the American School Foundation of Monterrey, A. C., within a learning setting that leads to human growth, service to the community, and the search of excellence in a global environment.
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