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Prepa UPAEP Santa Ana

Instructs in Spanish, English

Type Co-educational

Prepa UPAEP Santa Ana in Tlaxcala, Mexico, offers the IB Diploma Programme (DP) and the IB Career-related Programme (ICBP) in an in-person setting. Students learn in an active-learning, multicultural, and research-oriented environment with a bilingual education model that supports international exposure. The school emphasizes leadership through an entrepreneurial-profile program and provides inquiry-based STEAM instruction across disciplines. Curriculum highlights include Expociencias science expos, sports participation, and a strong student-life program that integrates artistic expression. Academic facilities focus on hands-on inquiry and collaboration across subjects, while language development is supported to facilitate cross-cultural communication. The school's sports program features teams in football (soccer), basketball, volleyball, athletics, taekwondo poomsae, and swimming, with Interprepas, Inter-Águilas, and intramuros competitions that foster team spirit and healthy rivalry. Extracurriculars and clubs reinforce research and creativity, while leadership activities prepare students to take initiative with teacher guidance during their preprofessional years. This preparation supports global opportunities and collaboration.

Location

Tecpanxochitl 52 A, 90845 San Pedro Tlalcuapan de Nicolás Bravo, Tlaxcala, Mexico. The campus is in the Santa Ana area, Tlaxcala, and operates within the Prepa UPAEP network with a bilingual program.

Stages

High school (Preparatoria) with a semester-based progression; entry points at 1st semester, or 3rd or 5th semester.

Additional learning support

Socio-emotional support and character formation.

Country affiliation

Mexico

Application and initial fees

- La inscripción es un pago anual obligatorio que se compone del importe de inscripción más conceptos anuales incluidos: seguro de vida del tutor, seguro de accidentes personales, cuota SEP, cuota del Bachillerato Internacional (cuando aplique) y la cuota de padres de familia. Estos conceptos se cargan al 100% en la inscripción.

Tuition fees (structure and how they are charged)

- La colegiatura se cobra como mensualidad y se cubre en 10 parcialidades anuales (10 mensualidades) en la modalidad escolarizada. Los 10 pagos se agrupan en 5 mensualidades por el periodo de Otoño (septiembre–enero) y 5 mensualidades por el periodo de Primavera (febrero–junio). Todo mes iniciado se paga completo.

- La institución publica montos por plantel; no hay una tabla de montos numéricos de colegiatura para Prepa UPAEP Santa Ana publicada en la ficha pública del plantel. Como referencia de contexto entre planteles UPAEP, un plantel (Santiago) se comunicó públicamente con cifras orientativas (inscripción anual y colegiatura mensual) en medios informativos; los importes por plantel pueden variar. (Ejemplo: plantel Santiago — inscripción MXN 15,990; colegiatura MXN 7,300 por mes, 10 mensualidades). Estas cifras son de referencia de otro plantel UPAEP; los montos aplicables a Prepa Santa Ana pueden diferir.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Fecha de vencimiento: las colegiaturas se deben pagar dentro de los primeros 17 días naturales de cada mes; todo pago realizado fuera de este plazo genera recargo.

- Recargo por mora: pago posterior al vencimiento genera un recargo del 3% mensual sobre saldos insolutos; el recargo no se condona.

- Pago anticipado: existe la opción de pago anticipado del ciclo escolar completo y, si se realiza dentro de las fechas establecidas por el plantel, se aplica un descuento por pronto pago; los porcentajes y plazos los determina cada circular de servicios educativos del plantel.

- Suspensión por adeudos: el incumplimiento en el pago de colegiaturas (según la normativa vigente, por ejemplo el adeudo de tres colegiaturas) puede llevar a la suspensión inmediata del servicio educativo y a otras medidas administrativas.

Boarding / Residencia

- Prepa UPAEP Santa Ana opera en modalidad presencial como bachillerato diurno; no figura oferta de internado o residencia estudiantil para este plantel, por lo que no se aplican tarifas de alojamiento en este plantel.

Otros costos y conceptos adicionales

- Conceptos incluidos en la inscripción: se incluyen en la inscripción anual el seguro de vida del tutor, seguro de accidentes personales, cuota SEP, cuota de padres de familia y, cuando aplique, la cuota del Bachillerato Internacional. Estos conceptos son de pago obligatorio y no sustituyen transporte, libros, útiles, campamentos u otras actividades con coste aparte.

- Servicios y cargos adicionales: ciertos servicios administrativos tienen costo adicional (carta de buena conducta, constancia de estudios, reposición de credencial, certificados, carta de no adeudo, carta IMSS, etc.); dichos importes se informan al inicio del año escolar o en la circular de servicios educativos del plantel. Uniformes, transporte, actividades extracurriculares y material didáctico suelen facturarse por separado según el plantel y los programas elegidos.

Refund and withdrawal policy

- Cancelación de inscripción antes de iniciar clases: devolución del 100% del importe de inscripción si la solicitud se presenta cuando menos 60 días naturales antes del inicio de clases; devolución del 50% si se solicita al menos 30 días naturales antes del inicio de clases; posterior al inicio de clases no procede devolución de inscripción. Para tramitar la devolución es obligatorio presentar las fichas de depósito originales.

- Baja definitiva durante el periodo: si se han realizado pagos anticipados de colegiatura y el alumno tramita baja definitiva antes de terminar el periodo, se devolverán las colegiaturas no devengadas hasta la fecha de baja; la devolución requiere presentación de los comprobantes originales de pago. En casos de baja definitiva que requieran certificado, deben estar cubiertos los pagos requeridos según la normativa.

Fee payment options and invoicing

- Formas de pago aceptadas: pagos en sucursal bancaria mediante la ficha generada por el sistema (Unisoft/Multipagos), pago vía internet con tarjeta de débito o crédito (Visa o Mastercard) y, en determinadas pasarelas, American Express; transferencias electrónicas (SPEI/CLABE), domiciliación a tarjeta o cuenta, cargos automáticos a tarjeta de crédito y pagos mediante plataformas habilitadas por la institución. La facturación electrónica (CFDI) se emite automáticamente cuando el pago queda registrado; la factura se entrega por correo electrónico el mismo día en que el pago se registra.

- Requisitos y plazos de facturación: si es la primera vez que se solicita factura, el responsable debe registrar los datos fiscales indicados en el procedimiento provisto por la administración del plantel; una vez emitida la factura, el padre o tutor tiene un plazo breve para solicitar correcciones según la circular de facturación. Pagos de meses anteriores no se facturan.

Resumen operativo y observaciones

- Estructura de cobro: inscripción anual (incluye cuotas anuales), más 10 mensualidades por año académico (5 por periodo Otoño, 5 por periodo Primavera). Recargos, descuentos por pronto pago y convenios se aplican conforme a la circular de servicios educativos y la regulación de pagos del plantel.

- Montos numéricos por plantel: Prepa UPAEP publica las condiciones de pago y la normativa general; los montos numéricos (importe de inscripción y cuantía de la colegiatura mensual) se fijan por plantel y se comunican en la circular de servicios educativos correspondiente. En la ficha pública del plantel Santa Ana no se muestra una tabla con importes concretos; como referencia orientativa, otras sedes UPAEP han mostrado públicamente importes de inscripción y colegiatura que varían por plantel y ciclo. Para efectos de presupuesto familiar, considere que los cargos obligatorios incluyen inscripción (conceptos anuales) y 10 mensualidades de colegiatura por el año lectivo, además de otros cargos que puedan aplicar según actividades optativas o servicios administrativos.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Social-emotional education is a core part of the Prepa UPAEP model, focusing on developing emotional intelligence, social skills, resilience, healthy relationships, self-regulation, and holistic well-being. It also supports ethical and moral development as part of character formation. Dialogues in Family involve parents in the learning process, providing spaces to reflect and learn about their children's academic-formative journey. An Academic-Formative Accompaniment offers tutoring and emotional, psychopedagogical, and vocational support to help students make decisions, build a life project, and choose a career path. This program features a tripartite partnership among the school, the student, and the family, placing the student at the center.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The Prepa UPAEP offers a bilingual program and French as a third language from year two. The English component includes a high-performance English program across all Prepas, and courses taught in English in bilingual Prepas. French is offered as a third language starting in the second year. Prep Course is a free bridging course for new entrants, and Bilingual Support adds two extra hours per week during the first year. The curriculum emphasizes international-mindedness and language proficiency, with an international certification through English B (IB) and TOEFL as an optional certificate.

Mental Wellbeing

Mental wellbeing is supported through socio-emotional education and character formation. The model emphasizes development of emotional intelligence, social skills, resilience, healthy relationships, self-regulation, and holistic well-being. Dialogues in Family and a tripartite partnership among school, student, and family help create a supportive environment centered on the student. Tutoring and emotional, psychopedagogical, and vocational guidance support students in decision making and in shaping a life project. The program centers the student and fosters collaboration among school, student, and family.

Safeguarding

Dialogues in Family engage parents in understanding and supporting their children's academic-formative process. The school promotes tripartite collaboration among school, student, and family, with the student at the center. Spaces are provided for parents to share, reflect and learn about the children's educational journey. This approach supports student safety and well-being through open communication and coordinated care.

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Centro Educativo Crecer

Instructs in Spanish, English

Ages 3 - null years

Type Co-educational

Centro Educativo Crecer, A.C. offers specialized bilingual education from Maternal to Bachillerato. With more than 25 years of experience, the school operates two Tlaxcala campuses: Plantel Atlihuetzia and Plantel Ocotlán. It is an International Baccalaureate (IB) school and the only institution in Tlaxcala certified for both the Primary Years Programme (PYP) and the Middle Years Programme (MYP). The PYP covers ages 3 to 12 and emphasizes inquiry and collaboration through the IB learner profile; the MYP lasts four years and fosters autonomous learning. Prepa Crecer provides an IB-based high school track. The campus uses Google for Education and Apple Education, with configured iPads, Toddle for planning and family communication, Nearpod for interactive lessons, and DEHAN Mathematics to support mathematical thinking. TOEFL certifications are offered. Extracurriculars include Leones Blancos sports teams and a Junior Achievement program, plus university partnerships with IFYDE, UDLAP, Tecnológico de Monterrey Puebla, Anáhuac Puebla, ITAM and Panamericana.

Location

The school operates two Tlaxcala campuses: Plantel Atlihuetzia (Preescolar, Primaria y Secundaria) in Santa María Atlihuetzia, Yauhquemehcan, Tlaxcala, Calle del Vecino

3, 90459; and Plantel Ocotlán (Bachillerato) in Colonia Miraflores, Ocotlán, Tlaxcala, Álamos 17, 90114.

Stages

Maternal, Preescolar, Primaria, Secundaria, Bachillerato, and Educación Superior.

Additional learning support

Provides specialized educational attention.

School day structure

Monday to Friday from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM.

Application fees
- Application/enrollment fees: The school does not publish any fixed application or enrollment fee amounts publicly; specific application fees (if any) are provided directly by the admissions office on request.

Tuition fees by school year (per term / per year group)
- Published tuition amounts by year group or per term are not publicly listed. To obtain exact tuition for Maternal, Preescolar, Primaria, Secundaria and Bachillerato, families must request the current fee schedule from admissions. No per-term or per-year numerical values are posted for public distribution.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- The specific billing schedule (monthly, per term, annualized payment options), due dates, late-payment penalties and any discounts for early or annual payment are not publicly detailed. These terms are provided at the time of enrollment by the admissions or finance office.

Boarding fees (if applicable)
- No boarding or residential education program is described for the school's campuses; the school operates as day campuses (Maternal through Bachillerato). Therefore, no boarding fees are applicable.

Other costs and fees
- Uniforms: Specific uniform items, suppliers and prices are not published; parents are informed of uniform requirements and associated costs by the school.
- Books and learning materials: Itemized book lists and any associated costs are provided directly to enrolled families and are not publicly posted.
- Extracurricular activities, camps, special workshops or certification exam fees (for example TOEFL administration noted for older students) may incur additional charges; exact fees for these items are provided by the school when offered.

Refund information
- The school does not publish a publicly available refund or cancellation policy for tuition, deposits or other fees. Refund terms, pro‑rata calculations and conditions for refunds are supplied by the admissions/administration office and are included in enrollment agreement documents.

Fee payment options
- Accepted payment methods (for example bank transfer, credit/debit card, cash or online payment platforms) and any surcharges for particular methods are not publicly specified. The admissions or finance office provides the available payment options and instructions at enrollment. Contact details for obtaining payment instructions are provided below.

Practical contact details for fee enquiries
- Admissions email: admisiones@crecer.edu.mx.
- Phone (Preescolar, Primaria y Secundaria): 246-244-7695.
- Phone (Bachillerato): 246-244-2632.
- Campus addresses and office hours are available for direct enquiries. Use these contacts to request the current 2026/27 or 2025/26 fee schedule, payment terms, and any written fee policies.

Brief summary of findings
- The school does not publish numerical fee schedules, billing terms, payment methods, refund policy details or other fee amounts for public distribution; families must request the full fee schedule and written payment/refund policies directly from admissions or finance.

Curriculum

With more than 25 years of experience, Centro Educativo Crecer, A.C. offers specialized bilingual education at Maternal, Preschool, Primary, Secondary, Bachillerato, and Higher Education levels. It is an International Baccalaureate (IB) school and the only school in Tlaxcala to hold the Primary Years Programme (PYP) and Middle Years Programme (MYP) IB certifications. Primary Years Programme (PYP) spans ages 3 to 12 and centers on the IB learner profile, with ten attributes guiding students to learn, live with others, communicate, think, know, inform themselves, and inquire anywhere in the world they may live. The Middle Years Programme (MYP) lasts four years and follows the PYP, equipping students with tools to become autonomous and independent in their educational development and in life. In Prepa Crecer, a Bachillerato Internacional framework provides an IB-based high school education that guides students to become informed, critical young people committed to their environment.

Higher Education Progression

The school has partner higher education institutions listed as allies in its materials; logos indicate multiple university partnerships.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school is IB-certified and offers the Primary Years Programme (PYP) and Middle Years Programme (PAI). The mission emphasizes forming socially responsible, happy individuals who participate in building an inclusive world. The international approach creates learning environments propitious for inquiry, reflection, and action. Wellbeing, including social and emotional development, is integrated into daily learning. Families, students, and teachers collaborate as a learning community to support growth.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school provides specialized educational support and bilingual instruction.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English is taught as a second language from maternal through primary. TOEFL certification is applied to students starting in 3rd grade. The school uses Apple Education tools and the Toddle platform to support online learning.

Mental Wellbeing

Wellbeing—academic, social, and emotional—is a central focus of the school's approach. The IB framework fosters environments conducive to inquiry, reflection, and action that support students' mental wellbeing.

Admissions

1. Information request and inquiry: Request information today by using the Solicita Informes option or by filling the form in the Contact section to communicate with admissions. 2. Programs and levels: The school offers Maternal, Preescolar (Preschool), Primaria (Primary), Secundaria (Secondary), Bachillerato (IB Diploma) and Higher Education, and is the only school in Tlaxcala with two IB-certified programs: Primary Years Programme (PEP) and Middle Years Programme (PAI). The school is proudly a World School. 3. Program details by level: Maternal and Preescolar follow the IB Primary Years Programme (PEP) and emphasize learning to live together, communicate, think, know, inform, and inquire; the school participates in Apple Education and uses technology for learning, including the Toddle platform for online classes, and English is taught as a second language. Primaria follows the PEP with emphasis on making decisions about learning, expressing opinions, and making choices; the school uses Apple Education, Google For Education, and the Toddle platform, and English is taught as a second language. Secundaria follows the IB Middle Years Programme (PAI); students gain tools to become self‑sufficient and independent and the school uses Apple Education, Google For Education, Nearpod, and other digital platforms; English continues to be taught. Bachillerato maintains university partnerships, includes entrepreneurship projects, uses Apple Education, Google For Education, Nearpod, and other digital platforms, and English is taught as a second language and applied in projects. 4. Getting in touch and admissions steps: For location information, contact details, and admissions assistance, the Contact section provides guidance; to apply, families are encouraged to call the school directly or fill out the form in the Contact section to communicate with you. 5. Language and technology: English is taught as a second language; the school uses the Toddle platform for online classes; the school is part of Apple Education; TOEFL testing is available for students starting in 3rd grade; German and French are offered in Bachillerato. 6. Campus options and general notes: There are multiple campuses (Atlihuetzia for Preschool through Secondary and Ocotlán for Bachillerato); programs and partnerships include a range of universities and higher‑ed institutions; technology is integral to learning.

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Colegio ALTUM de México San Pablo

Colegio ALTUM de México San Pablo is located in Tlaxcala. The school teaches bilingual education with Cambridge English exams, and its pedagogy is active-participatory, self-directed, experiential, collaborative and flexible, guided by student interests. Preschool uses an emergent curriculum with learner agency and is on the path to HighScope certification. Primary offers a holistic, personalized education that builds foundational knowledge while fostering curiosity, creativity and critical thinking, and it is pursuing authorization as an IB Primary Years Programme (PYP). The Secondary program provides a personalized pathway that blends intellectual, physical, moral and spiritual development and emphasizes inquiry, autonomous learning and character formation. The school uses Chromebooks and Google Workspace to support teaching and learning, with language immersion through bilingual programming. The Altum Educational Model centers on academic excellence and character formation, involving families as partners in dialogue and guidance. Cambridge English examinations underpin its assessments and international dimension for families abroad.

Application / Registration fees

- The school requires an annual inscription (registration) payment for new admissions and for re-enrollment. This registration payment typically covers items such as life insurance for the responsible guardian, personal accident insurance, the SEP quota, student ID/credential issuance and the annual parents' association fee.

- No campus-specific numeric amount for the application/registration fee for Colegio ALTUM de México — San Pablo was published for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic year; numeric values are therefore not included here.

Tuition (colegiaturas) by year group and term

- Tuition is charged as monthly colegiaturas. The institution uses a 10-month colegiatura structure for the regular school year (10 monthly payments for the school-year modality). The colegiaturas are organized into two periods: five monthly payments for the Fall period (September–January) and five monthly payments for the Spring period (February–June). Every month that a student attends is charged in full (every month or partial month started is payable as a full month). Payments for students who enroll mid-term are charged starting from the first month of the current quarter.

- Specific tuition amounts (per month, per term or per grade/year group) for the San Pablo campus were not published for the 2026/27 academic year and were not available for 2025/26 on the campus pages or public documents reviewed; therefore numeric tuition figures by grade or term are not provided here.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Monthly payments (colegiaturas) must be made within the first seventeen (17) natural days of each month. A full monthly charge applies for any month started. The payment schedule is split into the two five-month periods noted above (Sep–Jan and Feb–Jun). For students who enroll extemporaneously during a quarter, required colegiaturas for that quarter must be paid from the first month of the quarter.

- Late-payment policy: overdue colegiaturas incur penalties. The institutional regulations for the 2025/26 cycle indicate a monthly late charge (example: 3% monthly on outstanding balances in the 2025/26 normative document); earlier operational guidance in the payments manual references a progressive penalty model (initial recargo and incremental increases). Parents should expect that late payment will generate an automatic surcharge and that prolonged nonpayment may lead to suspension or administrative action per the regulations.

- Payment application and consequences: colegiaturas not paid on time can affect a student's right to participate in evaluations and activities, and outstanding balances are applied to oldest unpaid periods first. Accumulation of several missed payments may trigger suspension or withdrawal processes described in the institutional regulations.

Boarding / residential fees

- Boarding (internado) services are not listed as part of the San Pablo campus offering. The San Pablo campus programs are presented as Pre‑school, Primary and Secondary; no boarding program or boarding fees were published for this campus.

Other costs and recurring fees

- Items commonly charged in addition to inscription and colegiaturas include: transport/transportation (if arranged separately), textbooks and school supplies, camps and extracurricular activity fees, school materials or platform access fees, uniform purchase, and other event or program fees. The institution's regulations explicitly note these items are usually charged separately and not included in the inscription or colegiaturas.

- Uniforms: carrying and wearing the required uniform is an institutional obligation and uniforms must be purchased by families; the cost of uniforms is not published as a standard numeric amount.

- Special annual or grade-end certificate fees: for students finishing certain years (e.g., final year of pre‑school, primary or secondary), an additional fee for certificates or related proceedings may be applied as part of registration or certification processing.

Discounts, scholarships and family/employee supports

- The school operates a financial-aid and scholarship framework that can reduce inscription and/or colegiatura amounts for qualifying students. Scholarship types include ordinary academic scholarships (percent reductions on colegiaturas, e.g., 25% or 50% for eligible students) and family discounts for households with multiple enrolled children (examples given in the policy: 2nd child 20% off inscription and 10% off colegiatura; 3rd child 20% off inscription and 20% off colegiatura; 4th child 20% off inscription and 25% off colegiatura). Such supports are governed by a formal committee and require application and documentation.

- Discounts for early full payment of the school year are provided at the discretion of each campus (a discount for prepayment of the full cycle is offered when paid within specified dates), but early‑payment discounts normally do not combine with other scholarships or supports.

Refunds and cancellations

- Registration (inscription) refund rules: a 100% refund of the registration fee is available if cancellation is requested at least 60 calendar days before the start of classes. A 50% refund of registration applies if cancellation is requested at least 30 calendar days before the start of classes. No registration refund is available once classes have started.

- Tuition refund on definitive withdrawal: if a student withdraws definitively before the end of the academic period and prepaid colegiaturas exist, the school will refund the portion of colegiaturas not yet earned up to the moment of withdrawal; original payment receipts are required for processing. For account credit balances or overpayments, parents must present original deposit receipts to request and process refunds within the current school year.

Accepted payment methods and practical payment details

- Online card payments: Visa, Mastercard and American Express are accepted via the institution's Multipagos BBVA payment gateway (payments initiated in the parents' payment portal redirect to the bank gateway). The school issues electronic payment receipts (CFDI) when fiscal data are supplied. Minimums and transactional requirements for some cards (for example, AmEx minimums) may apply per the payment gateway rules.

- Interbank transfers and payment slips: the payment platform generates a one‑day valid interbank payment reference (personalized payment slip) for BBVA and Santander transfers (ficha de pago with CLABE and a personalized reference). Parents may use online banking or branch deposit using that personalized reference. Transactions should be retained as proof (screenshots or printed slip) for any clarifications.

- In‑branch deposits, cash and checks: the institution accepts in‑branch/bank deposits, cash and checks payable to UNIDADES BÁSICAS UPAEP A.C.; instructions advise writing the reference/convenio on the back of the check and retaining deposit receipts. Payment posting times and reference validity rules are noted in the payments manual.

- Mobile/App payments and account management: a parents' payment portal / app is used to view account status, generate payment references, request invoices and make online payments through the accepted gateways. The portal shows due dates, pending items, options for advance payments and generates the fiscal receipt when requested.

Important operational rules to note

- Ten monthly colegiaturas are charged per school year in the normal schooling modality; any month started is payable in full. Late payments carry automatic surcharges and may affect participation in academic evaluations and activities; extended nonpayment can lead to suspension or administrative action.

Summary regarding numeric fee amounts

- The school's public pages and institutional payment documents provide the structure of fees (types of fees, billing schedule, payment terms, penalties, refund rules, financial‑aid framework and accepted payment methods) but do not publish campus‑specific numeric tuition or registration amounts for Colegio ALTUM de México — San Pablo for the 2026/27 academic year (and no definitive 2026/27 numeric schedule was found); therefore this overview provides the mandatory fee categories, schedules and policies but does not include per‑grade or per‑term numeric fee figures.

- For any numeric fee entry required in your external database, use the school's admissions or finance contacts to obtain the official fee schedule for the specific academic year and grade; the campus contact details are available on the San Pablo campus information page.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The family is a fundamental pillar of emotional and motivational support for the student. The school seeks to strengthen the bond between parents, students, and teachers through dialogue and ongoing accompaniment. The educational project centers on values, character formation, and a firm commitment to promoting the common good. Emotional and relational well-being is integrated into the student experience through close collaboration among families and school staff. Families are engaged as partners in care and guidance to support students' development.

Mental Wellbeing

The school recognizes the critical transition from puberty to adolescence and provides emotional and motivational support through family involvement and ongoing dialogue between parents, students, and teachers. The educational approach focuses on emotional well-being and character formation as part of student development. The family plays a central role in supporting students' mental well-being as part of the overall educational experience. The approach emphasizes collaboration among families and staff to support students during this stage of growth.

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3, 90459; and Plantel Ocotlán (Bachillerato) in Colonia Miraflores, Ocotlán, Tlaxcala, Álamos 17, 90114.

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