International and bilingual schools in Mendoza

San Andrés describes Spanish-English bilingual education. Its DGE record lists a bilingual study plan and an intensive-English humanities and social-sciences secondary program. Its operator curriculum covers kindergarten, primary and secondary levels.^1,2

Ask how much teaching occurs in each language at your child's grade, what support exists for a newcomer and how assessment works. Do not assume every class is in English.

1. 1

   Name the grade and arrival date

   Provide the child's completed year and language background.

2. 2

   Ask about assessment

   Confirm interviews, placement and language support.

3. 3

   Request the full cost

   Include enrollment, monthly tuition, meals, materials, activities and transport.

4. 4

   Confirm the place in writing

   A school brochure does not establish an available seat.

San Jorge publishes admision@sanjorge.edu.ar and +54 9 261 476 5012 for admissions. Ask which campus handles your request.³

Use Families for household planning and Cost of living to keep school costs visible outside the priced subtotal.

DGE's retained archived foreign secondary-transfer procedure lists parent and student identity, certification of the last completed year and official translation of foreign documents. It directs applicants to the education authority. Confirm current requirements and legalization timing before relying on the archived page.⁵

A Chacras campus and a Capital apartment create a metropolitan journey. Test the actual morning and afternoon route, not a general map distance. Ask the school about transport and pickup rules.

Use Getting around and Neighborhoods to compare the route. Use Rent for contract commitments and Healthcare for the child's care arrangements. The area name alone cannot settle all three.

The US$4,000 family worksheet is useful only after the actual school costs are added.