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We'll reach out to set up a campus tour with your family.
- We reply within one business day
- Monday to Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
The process
Four steps.
Book your visit
Message us or fill out the form and we'll find the day that works best for you.
Guided tour
Walk the campus and learn about our spaces, teaching approach and services.
Interview
We meet with the family and the assessment fee is paid.
Assessment day
Academic assessment and, if needed, a learning assessment. Then we give you our answer.
Tuition
Your tuition, calculated.
Work out your tuition with your benefits.
Level
Payment
Early payment: paying within the first 10 days of each month (7%). Annual: 15% by transfer, 12% by card.
Families you referred who enrolled
Monthly tuition
$260,40
2027–2028 figures, for reference. Admissions confirms how benefits combine.
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| Regular | Early pay | Sibling | Annual transfer | Annual card | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Preschool | $280.00 | $260.40 | $247.38 | $2,380.00 | $2,464.00 |
| Primary | $330.00 | $306.90 | $291.56 | $2,805.00 | $2,904.00 |
| Secondary | $355.00 | $330.15 | $313.64 | $3,017.50 | $3,124.00 |
Referral benefit on the year's total tuition: 10% with 1 family, 25% with 2 and 75% with 3. Applies once the referred family enrolls.
Requirements
Enrollment documents.
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- Original birth certificate
- Color copy of the student's ID card (cédula)
- Baptism certificate (original)
- Enrollment and conduct certificate (from 2nd grade)
- No-outstanding-balance certificate from the previous school
- District promotion certificates (from 2nd grade)
- Report cards and conduct reports
- General medical certificate
- Up-to-date vaccination card
- Vision and hearing exams
- Psychological report (if requested by admissions)
- Two copies of mother's and father's ID cards
- Two copies of the legal or financial guardian's ID (if not one of the parents)
- Color copy of a utility bill
- Bank certificate for the payment account
- Signed commitment letter (if applicable)
- Educational services contract signed by the guardian
Questions
What every family asks.
What is Montfort's teaching approach?
Personalized, whole-child education. In the early years, 100% English and play-based. In EGB (grades 1–10), bilingual education with 16 hours of English a week and classes of no more than 19 students. In high school, university-focused preparation and Cambridge certifications up to C1. At every level we work closely with families.
Which sports academies and teams do you have?
Soccer, volleyball and cheerleading academies twice a week, from 1st grade through junior year. Soccer and volleyball teams train with specialized coaches twice a week, with the option to add academy sessions. In preschool, swimming or junior soccer twice a week. Plus preparation for First Communion and Confirmation.
What high school program do you offer?
The Unified General Baccalaureate (BGU), a well-rounded bilingual program with 16 hours of English a week, Cambridge preparation up to C1, career guidance and support from our counseling (DECE) and mentoring teams.
How do you prevent bullying?
A healthy school climate is a priority. Our counseling (DECE) and mentoring teams lead prevention, detection and response protocols and train all staff on an ongoing basis. We hold talks and workshops for students, teachers and families, and whenever something happens we support the students involved and stay in close contact with their families.
Can I visit the school before starting the process?
Yes. Book a guided tour with the form on this page or on WhatsApp. We confirm the day and time and you walk the campus with your family.