American School of Pachuca

The American School of Pachuca was founded in 1920 by the American Smelting, Mining, and Refining Company to provide services to the children of its English employees. The American School of Pachuca currently offers a bilingual and bicultural education to approximately 1000 students in the Preschool, Primary and Secondary levels. The Primary and Secondary levels are accredited by the Mexican Secretary of Public Education (SEP) and the school is an active member of the Association of American Schools in Mexico (ASOMEX), which is a member of the Tri-Association of American Schools of Central America, Colombia, and the Caribbean & Mexico. Spanish program and the Secondary English program are based on SEP (Secretary of Education) standards. The English Preschool and Primary Program at American School of Pachuca are based on standards currently utilized in various states in the US. The majority of the English program is independent from SEP guidelines, and the Spanish and English sides of the curriculum are organized to enrich and complement each other. All the programs at American School of Pachuca are tailored to fit the needs and characteristics of our students with a focus on internationalizing and enriching the curriculum..