We are thrilled to announce the participation of ELA alumnus John Nahmías in The American School Foundation’s TEDx Talks. Speaking about learning, knowledge and intuition, John
‘Pelota Mixteca’ is a historical sport, which originated in the Mexican states of Oaxaca, Guerrero and Puebla; it was played by the Mixteca people of
After two years filled with learning, reflections and formative experiences, we are thrilled to report that all ELA families are back on campus, resulting in
This week, the ELA community celebrated World Mother Language Day, a worldwide annual observance that promotes awareness of linguistic and cultural diversity and to promote multiculturalism,
This year, ELA staff and students celebrated the holiday season in as normal a way as possible. Preschool students were able to perform their annual
This year’s Pre-First Thanksgiving play was showcased digitally to Pre-First parents via video today. Titled ‘The First Thanksgiving’ students learned about the history behind the
Sixth Graders at Lomas Altas have a longstanding tradition of hosting a yearly haunted house on Halloween; it is the highlight of our annual Halloween
Today we celebrated our annual Halloween Parade at school and we’re definitely spooked by many of the costumes we saw! In Mexico, we celebrate Día
During the PYP exhibition, students demonstrate their ability to inquire about and comprehend a topic they have chosen to explore. They carry out different investigations,
Tomorrow, Escuela Lomas Altas staff will be standing outside school wearing personal protective equipment to hand students their baskets from the Easter bunny. Following the
Today we celebrate UNESCO’s International Mother Tongue Day, a day of communication, interaction and cultural exchange. This year, pivoting our celebrations to the digital sphere,
At Escuela Lomas Altas we have more than just an academic goal; as an educational institution we are devoted to the construction of healthy and motivated minds.
Escuela Lomas Altas in compliance with Art. 98.
