Mexico, Lerma
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Instituto Ibero is a Jesuit middle and high school in Lerma, Estado de México, near Colonia Santa María Atarasquillo. It offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme alongside a Bespoke Curriculum designed to integrate formative continuity, academic depth, and holistic development. The school's Ignatian Pedagogical Paradigm, grounded in the Spiritual Exercises of Saint Ignatius, guides experience, reflection, discernment, and transformative action. As a member of the Network of Jesuit Associated Schools of Mexico, it forms ethical, spiritual, cognitive, communicative, affective, aesthetic, corporal, and sociopolitical dimensions in students. The forested campus supports nature-based learning; first-year classrooms have high-tech screens, and laboratories, art and dance rooms, and courts accommodate diverse activities. Extracurriculars include science fairs, language fairs, writing projects, and sports, with national and international trips expanding cultural horizons. Service and leadership are embedded in Prepa Ibero and Secundaria Ibero, cultivating globally minded, responsible graduates. The school fosters inquiry, collaboration, and ethical action.
Camino a Salazar Alférez #162, Colonia Santa María Atarasquillo, Lerma, Estado de México, C.P. 52050
Instituto Ibero has instruction in Spanish, English.
Instituto Ibero teaches IB (DP), Bespoke Curriculum.
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