DelCampo International School

Honduras, Tegucigalpa

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English, Spanish

Fees Fees not listed

Ages 2 - 18 years

Pupil numbers 1300

Type Co-educational

Opened 1987

Bus Service No

Availability Not shared by this school

Academic offering

Curriculum American Curriculum, Advanced Placement (AP)

Taught languages English, Spanish

Typical class size 13

Strengths Sport, STEM, Languages

Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language

Stages Preschool, Elementary, Middle School, High School

Introduction

DelCampo School in Tegucigalpa offers a bilingual PK–12 program across Pre-School, Elementary, Middle School, and High School divisions. The curriculum blends American-grade instruction with Honduran accreditation, enabling international students to earn a US High School Diploma while also meeting national requirements. The school is accredited by Cognia in the United States and by the Honduran Ministry of Education. It emphasizes active, collaborative learning, with science labs designed for younger students and project-based inquiry in middle years. AP courses are available in High School, complemented by a College Advisory Program that connects graduates with universities worldwide. The Academy Building provides specialized services for gifted learners and students with learning differences. Facilities include outdoor learning spaces, well-equipped science labs, and a modern Educational Learning Commons. A 1:1 iPad program supports digital learning, and the English Center hosts TOEFL testing. Athletics and arts programs, plus college counseling, round out a comprehensive international education.

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DelCampo School, Prolongación Colonia Las Hadas, Comayagüela, Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Central America

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The Essentials

Location

Stages

Toddler through 12th grade.

Type

Private, bilingual, college preparatory school.

Additional learning support

Remedial Program; Mentoring Program; Counselling with certified psychologists.

Country affiliation

Accredited by Cognia in the United States and by the Honduran Ministry of Education.

School day structure

The school day runs from 7:30 a.m. to 2:40 p.m., typically organized in six periods.

Diving Deeper

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Fees

Application & Admissions Fees
- Admissions test / application assessment fee: USD 25.00 (this fee does not apply to Toddlers–Grade 3). When a child is admitted, this amount is credited to the student account; otherwise the fee is non‑refundable.
- There is no general registration fee charged at DelCampo School.
- A one‑time high‑school entrance fee applies for students entering the high‑school division (amount is not published).

Tuition fees by year group (amounts and term detail)
- The school does not publish a full, detailed tuition schedule (by term and by specific year group) on its public pages. Families are provided the complete tuition amounts and the contracted billing schedule through the school's enrollment/contract process. To obtain exact per‑grade and per‑term tuition figures, contact the Admissions Office and request the current tuition and fee schedule.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Enrollment and billing are managed through the school's online enrollment system; the enrollment contract specifies payment timing and available installment plans. The online enrollment platform is used to begin registration and secure a place.
- Specific billing options (annual, semi‑annual, monthly or other installment plans) are set out in the student enrollment contract and financial agreement provided at registration.

Boarding / Residential Fees
- DelCampo International School is presented as a day school program (Preschool through Grade 12) and no boarding or residential programme or boarding fee schedule is listed. Therefore boarding is not applicable.

Other required and optional costs
- Items expressly identified as additional required costs: school uniforms, school supplies, and accidental insurance. These are billed separately from base tuition.
- Optional services and fees that families should budget for include: school transportation services, iPad rental programs, cafeteria / meal plans, academic or international trips (outside city limits), competitive sports trips, cultural exchange trips, and the Enrichment Program. Costs for these options are charged separately when used.
- The school store supplies uniforms and school materials; uniforms are provided through an authorized supplier (Lands' End) and payment/financing options may be offered through the supplier and bank partners.

Refund information
- The admissions test fee (USD 25) is non‑refundable if the applicant is not admitted; if admitted the fee is applied to the student account. No general, public refund policy for tuition, registration, or other fees is published on the school's public pages; terms for refunds (if any) are governed by the enrollment contract and financial agreement. For definitive refund rules consult the school's enrollment/finance office.

Fee payment methods and transaction options
- The school uses an online enrollment/payment platform for registration and for some program payments; the Enrichment Program accepts online credit‑card payments through that platform.
- Cafeteria / meal accounts can be paid by bank transfer and by debit or credit card via the cafeteria's digital platform.
- Uniform purchases through the school's authorized provider include payment facilities and bank financing options (for example Banco Ficohsa 3‑month, 0% financing was offered for uniform purchases).

Summary of key actionable points for parents
- Admissions assessment fee: USD 25 (credited if admitted; otherwise non‑refundable).
- The school lists required additional items (uniforms, supplies, accidental insurance) and optional services (transport, iPad rental, cafeteria, trips, enrichment) that generate separate charges.
- Detailed tuition figures by grade, per‑term amounts, billing schedules, and any applicable discounts or sibling rates are not published on the school's public pages; exact tuition amounts and the formal payment schedule are supplied to families in the enrollment contract and via the Admissions Office. Contact the Admissions/Finance office to receive the current tuition schedule and the enrollment contract.

Note: I could not find a publicly posted, grade‑by‑grade tuition table for the 2026/27 academic year on the school's public pages; the admissions and enrollment process provides the official tuition schedule and billing terms to families.

Academics

Curriculum

DelCampo School offers a bilingual PK–12 curriculum with four divisions: Pre-School, Elementary (grades 1–5), Middle School (grades 6–8), and High School (grades 9–12). The program emphasizes active and collaborative learning, with science facilities oriented for elementary students and project-based learning in middle school. AP courses are available in High School, and a College Advisory Program supports college admissions. The Academy provides specialized instruction for students across the learning spectrum, including those who are gifted or have learning disabilities. The school is accredited by Cognia in the United States and by the Honduran Ministry of Education, and international students pursue a US High School Diploma.

Higher Education Progression

100% of DCS graduates who apply abroad are admitted to renowned universities worldwide, supported by a dedicated College Advisory Program.

Gifted and Talented

The Academy provides specialized instruction for students across the learning spectrum, including gifted and talented students.

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Facilities

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Extra-Curricular Activities

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Admissions

1. Schedule a Virtual Admissions Experience. Since the campus is temporarily closed, families are invited to participate in a virtual admissions experience to gain a thorough view of the school's programs and community. Scheduling a session helps families prepare the next steps in the admissions process. The virtual experience provides an overview of academics, co-curricular activities, and school culture.

2. Admissions Interview. All prospective families including students have an interview with the Admissions Director at the campus or online. It is highly recommended for both parents to attend the interview. The interview helps the school gather information and assess fit with the program.

3. Admissions Test. DCS requires prospective students to take DCS's Admissions Test. If a prospective student has taken a standardized test within the current school year at their current school, the admissions test can be waived. There is a USD 25.00 fee (except for Toddlers-Grade 3). If admitted, the fee will be credited to the student's account; otherwise, the fee is non-refundable. While the campus remains closed, an alternative assessment by the Division Counselor may be deemed appropriate.

4. Submit Supporting Documents. To expedite the process, families can present copies of required supporting documents by e-mail. Refer to admissions requirements by academic division for specifics. All students entering Grade 1 to Grade 12 who transfer from a foreign school must undergo recognition and/or equivalence of study. This procedure is a requisite for officially enrolling the student in the corresponding grade level.

5. Admissions Committee makes decision. The Admissions Committee will review the student file. Admissions decisions made by the committee are final. The Admissions Committee may use past and current academic records, recommendations from the applicant's teachers, writing samples, and any other information necessary to assess a good fit between the program, the student, and the family.

6. Family is notified about the admissions decision. The Admissions Committee may communicate the admissions decision to the family by email or by mobile phone. The family will receive details about next steps and enrollment timelines.

7. Online registration and Payment. Online enrollment is completed through the online registration and payment system. The family completes the online registration and makes the required payment to finalize enrollment. The Admissions Office confirms enrollment once the online registration and payment are processed.

8. Please deliver all documents that are required in their original form. Deliver all required documents in their original form to complete enrollment and ensure verification of records.

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FAQs

Where is DelCampo International School located and what is the campus like?

DelCampo International School is located in Comayagüela, Honduras. The campus sits on a 37-acre secure site with independent buildings for Preschool through High School, set among open spaces and greenery. The school serves students from age 2 to 18 and operates as a private, co-educational, bilingual PK–12 school.

What age range and divisions does the school serve?

The school serves ages 2 through 18 across four divisions: Pre-School, Elementary (grades 1–5), Middle School (grades 6–8), and High School (grades 9–12). It is a private, co-educational institution offering a bilingual curriculum. Students pursue a US-style high school diploma and participate in active, collaborative learning.

Is DelCampo accredited and what curriculum does it follow?

DelCampo is accredited by Cognia (AdvancEd) in the United States and by the Honduran Ministry of Education. The curriculum is bilingual PK–12, with project-based learning in middle school and AP courses in high school. A College Advisory Program helps with college admissions, and the school offers specialized instruction through the DelCampo Academy.

What is the admissions test fee and how is it handled if admitted?

The admissions test fee is USD 25 and is not charged to Toddlers–Grade 3. If admitted, the fee is credited to the student's account; if not admitted, the fee is non-refundable.

Do you publish tuition costs publicly?

The school does not publish a full, detailed tuition schedule publicly. Exact per-grade and per-term figures are provided through the enrollment contract and by the Admissions Office.

What is the admissions process like?

The process includes a virtual admissions experience, an admissions interview (recommended for both parents), and an admissions test (which can be waived if a current-year standardized test was taken). Families submit supporting documents and the Admissions Committee reviews the file to make a decision. If admitted, online registration and payment finalize enrollment.

Are there scholarships or waitlist information available?

Scholarships are not listed publicly for DelCampo, and waitlist information is not published. For options or current status, contact the Admissions Office.

What curriculum and programs are offered?

DelCampo offers a bilingual PK–12 curriculum with four divisions, including active and collaborative learning, science labs for younger students, and project-based learning in middle school. AP courses are available in High School, and a College Advisory Program supports college admissions. The DelCampo Academy provides specialized instruction for learners across the learning spectrum, including gifted and those with learning disabilities.

What AP courses are available in High School?

AP courses in High School include English Literature and Composition, English Language and Composition, Chemistry, Physics I, Physics II, Biology, and Calculus AB. These offerings support the US diploma and college admissions.

What are the outcomes for graduates and higher education?

100% of DelCampo graduates who apply abroad are admitted to renowned universities worldwide, supported by the College Advisory Program. The Academy also supports gifted and talented students with targeted instructional programs.

Are there dedicated support services for students with learning needs or EAL?

Yes. DelCampo Academy provides specialized instruction for a range of learning needs, from specific learning disabilities to gifted and talented students. The English Center offers English as a Foreign Language instruction with AdvanCED accreditation and serves as a TOEFL testing center.

What academic facilities exist on campus?

The campus includes science labs designed for hands-on inquiry, integrated technology and coding across the curriculum, and the Educational Learning Commons library and media center (open weekdays 7:15 am–3:30 pm). There are well-equipped classrooms and outdoor learning spaces to support diverse programs.

What sports facilities and activities are available?

The athletics program offers basketball, soccer, volleyball, and tennis, with after-school training and participation in national and international tournaments through AASCA and ABSH. A sports psychologist and a conditioning coach support athletes, and the college counseling team assists with college opportunities for athletes.

Are there other learning spaces beyond classrooms?

The campus emphasizes outdoor learning environments and well-equipped classrooms, plus an academy building that hosts specialized instruction for learners with specific needs. The Learning Commons serves as a library and research hub.

What clubs and extracurricular activities are offered?

DelCampo offers a wide range of clubs and activities, including sports, music, drama, social responsibility, community service, Bible study, and entrepreneurship. The Elementary School runs an Enrichment Program and tutoring options, and after-school offerings extend learning beyond class time.

What international or leadership programs does the school offer?

High school students can participate in HMUN and Harvard Model Congress, providing international relations simulations. Leadership and life skills programs include Entrepreneurship and Personal Finance, plus student-led clubs like Junior State of America.

Do arts and culture programs exist?

Yes. The Fine Arts program covers Music, Art, and Dance, with opportunities to perform in bands, orchestras, and dance teams. Large-scale events and competitions include Festival Disney and Disney World competitions.

What wellbeing and mental health supports are available?

The school uses a Student Profile focused on social-emotional learning outcomes such as collaboration and growth mindset, and provides counseling through certified psychologists. The DelCampo Academy and related programs support wellbeing across divisions.

What English language support is available?

The English Center provides English as a Foreign Language instruction with AdvanCED accreditation and operates as an ETS TOEFL testing center.

How does the school address safeguarding and well-being?

Specific safeguarding policies are not publicly published; for details, contact the admissions or administration team. The school emphasizes social-emotional learning through the Student Profile and offers counseling services.

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