Compare International Schools in San pedro sula, Honduras

Instructs in English, Spanish

Ages 3 - null years

Happy Days – Freedom Bilingual School and Institute is a private, non-governmental educational center in San Pedro Sula, Honduras. The school offers a bilingual program in English and Spanish, with the IB Diploma Programme alongside a bespoke curriculum. Students learn in a safe, inclusive environment that supports holistic development and language mastery. The school is affiliated with NEASC, CIS, ABSH, and AASCA to uphold international standards. Its academic model emphasizes language fluency, critical thinking, and values-based leadership. Co-curriculars include Swimming, Music (Orchestra, Concert Band, Choir), and Soccer. The school also hosts a range of after-school clubs that develop creativity and teamwork. The motto, Where Every Student Is Important, reflects its commitment to individual potential and values. Located in a diverse community, it prepares students for further study, ethical leadership, and a global outlook. Facilities support modern classrooms, science labs, music spaces, and athletics fields for holistic growth across all ages.

Location

KM 2 carretera al Zapotal, San Pedro Sula, Honduras 21101. The school is located on the Zapotal road corridor in San Pedro Sula.

Stages

Nursery; Prebasic Education; Basic Education; Secondary Education; Baccalaureate in Science and Humanities; International Baccalaureate in Science and Humanities

Type

Private bilingual school

Additional learning support

Academic Support Program (Orchid Blooms); Emotional support for the community through the Psychology Department; Mandatory reinforcement for students who need it

Country affiliation

Honduras

Application / Admission Fees

- A non‑refundable admissions assessment payment of USD 25.00 is required prior to the admission tests (used to assess reading, English grammar and mathematics).

Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)

- The school does not publish per‑grade or per‑term tuition amounts in its publicly available admissions and policy documents for the 2026/27 academic year (or for 2025/26). The materials available describe the billing structure, discounts and ancillary charges but do not list numeric tuition fees by year group.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Regular tuition is billed on an installment system: 12 installments structured and collected over a 10‑month academic period (payments span September through June). Non‑proportional payment methods produce additional installments in December and May. Payments are to be made in the bank designated by the school.

- Payment deadlines: tuition payments must be made in advance and within the first three business days of each month (Saturdays are counted as a business day). Late payments incur a monthly surcharge (specified in policy as Lps. 100.00 per month).

- Currency and exchange: payments are accepted in Honduran Lempiras at the official selling exchange rate of the day; book replacement charges are stated to be billed in US dollars. Deposits must be made using the deposit slip provided by Administration and presented to register the student.

Discounts and payment options affecting the billed amount

- Advance payment discount: a 10% discount is granted when 10 installments are paid in advance.

- Two‑part payment discount: a 5% discount is applied when paying in two installments (September and January).

- Third‑child incentive: a 50% discount for the third child is documented for the period September 2025 through June 2026 in published materials; that promotion is listed with its effective dates.

Initial / registration fee and related conditions

- There is an initial registration (initial quota) required at enrollment; the initial fee includes accident medical insurance. The initial registration fee is not refundable once classes have started.

- If a student withdraws after enrollment, the family is contractually responsible for the remaining subsequent installments as described in the Educational Services Agreement.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not part of the school's program; the institution is described as a Nursery through Grade 11 day school and no boarding fees or residential services are indicated.

Other costs and recurring ancillary fees

- Textbooks: textbooks are the property of the school and are provided on loan; families are charged in US dollars for any books that are damaged or lost.

- Graduation and closing event fees: separate charges for 9th‑grade closing and 11th‑grade graduation expenses are collected on dates set by Administration.

- Uniforms: a uniform policy is enforced for different levels; specific uniform items and standards are described in the school handbook, and families are responsible for purchasing required uniform pieces (no uniform prices are published in the available materials).

- Miscellaneous: charges may apply for co‑curricular activities, library damages, replacement of damaged school furniture or assigned materials, clinical or laboratory fees, and any extra fees for participation in external events; these are billed as determined by Administration.

Refund and cancellation information

- The initial registration fee is non‑refundable after classes commence. If a student is withdrawn during the school year, the family remains liable for the remaining installments under the signed contract; any refunds or adjustments are governed by the Educational Services Agreement and Administration procedures.

Accepted payment methods and practical payment instructions

- Payments are made by deposit to the bank account designated by the school; parents must collect and use the deposit slip from Administration and present proof of deposit to complete registration. Payments are accepted in Lempiras at the official exchange rate of the day. The school operates a Parent Portal for family access to administrative and academic services.

Summary note on published numeric tuition figures

- Numeric tuition rates by grade and by term are not present in the school's publicly available admissions pages and policy documents for the 2026/27 academic year (available materials instead publish the billing structure, discounts, fees and payment rules listed above). For accurate per‑grade per‑term amounts, families should obtain the official fee schedule provided directly by the school at registration or Administration.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school centers students in its community with the motto 'Where every student is important.' It emphasizes core values of honesty, responsibility, respect, and readiness. It aims to develop global mindedness, emotional intelligence, social responsibility, and ethical leadership. Programs like Quest (scientific research) and the Global Issues Network (GIN) foster collaboration, communication, and critical thinking. Leadership is encouraged through service learning, artistic appreciation, scientific inquiry, and extracurricular activities. Multilingualism and the development of XXI century skills are embedded in the curriculum.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

Spanish is a core subject in the curriculum. Language Arts is included in the curriculum. Multilingualism is a stated core value, and international and intercultural learning are emphasized. AP courses include AP Calculus AB, AP Biology, and AP English Language and Composition. The academic program consists of 12-14 courses delivered in a semester.

Mental Wellbeing

Happy Days & Freedom High School prioritizes student safety and well-being through its Child and Youth Protection Policy. The policy provides age-appropriate lessons on personal safety, rights, and well-being. Faculty and staff receive annual training to recognize and report abuse or neglect. The policy includes reporting procedures and safeguarding contacts. It aligns with international law and Honduran law to ensure a safe learning environment.

Safeguarding

Happy Days School & Freedom High School maintain a Child and Youth Protection Policy. The policy is based on international law and the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child. Any staff member is encouraged to report suspected abuse or neglect; annual training supports safeguarding awareness. Safeguarding leads and designated contacts provide reporting and follow-up support. The policy defines codes of conduct and procedures to safeguard children and youth.

Admissions

Step 1: Age Requirements and Application. Meet age requirements and complete the digital first-time admission application. The school offers bilingual education with an English immersion program. This step starts the admissions journey for students from Pre-K through Tenth Grade. Step 2: Admission Process. Participate in the admission process (Pre-K through Tenth Grade). A $25.00 fee is required to assess the student's academic level through interviews and reading comprehension, English grammar, and math tests. No admission process is available for Eleventh Grade. Step 3: Required Official Documentation. Academic certification and copies of previous school years; Academic transcript (7th to 10th grade); International students must submit authenticated grades and equivalency documentation; Conduct certificate and financial solvency letter (PI); Two original birth certificates (apostilled if applicable); Copy of updated vaccination record (PI); Health card (PI); Audiometry and vision exams (PI and RI); Sputum test (Tuberculosis) — mandatory for Secondary School; National ID and Tax ID (RTN) of both parents (PI and RI); Four passport-size photos of the student and parents or legal guardian. Step 4: Digital Registration. Complete the digital registration form (PI and RI every 2 years). Step 5: Contracts and Acceptances. Sign the Educational Services Agreement (PI and RI); Sign the International Baccalaureate enrollment acceptance letter. Step 6: School Investment for the Academic Year. Since 1982, the school has not charged membership fees. Step 7: Incentives and Discounts. 50% OFF third child; 50% discount from September 2025 through June 2026; 10% OFF advance payment; 5% OFF two-part payment when paying September and January; 12 installments distributed over 10 months (September to June); Non-proportional payments may incur additional installments in December and May. The school offers bilingual education with an English immersion program to develop fluent communication skills and prepare students to be global citizens.

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SERAN Private Bilingual School

Instructs in English, Spanish

Ages 2 - 18 years

Type Co-educational

SERAN Private Bilingual School in San Pedro Sula offers an American-based curriculum taught in English with Honduran and international links. The school serves ages 2 to 18 across Pre-School through Secondary, with two sections per grade. The elementary program emphasizes core subjects—reading, writing, mathematics, science, and social studies—and includes specialists in art, music, library, and computer skills. Spanish and Social Studies follow Ministry guidelines. A Special Learning Center supports students with mild to moderate learning disabilities within the regular classroom. In the secondary program, lower secondary and high school courses are taught in English, with the option to pursue a United States high school diploma and a Bachillerato. The campus features a Library, Learning Center, on-site Infirmary, Reading Specialist, and Counselor Services. Athletics are offered through intramurals and tournaments. Founded in 1989, SERAN has pursued ABSH accreditation and participates in ABSH events, reinforcing preparation for college and personal development globally.

Location

The school is located at Col. Sitraihss, 16 Calle 4ta Avenida, 21102 San Pedro Sula, Cortés, Honduras.

Stages

The school has Pre-School, Elementary School, and Secondary School.

Type

The school is private.

Additional learning support

The school has a Learning Center, Counselor Services, and Educational Psychologists to support students' academic, social, and emotional development.

Country affiliation

Honduras; bilingual with Honduran, North American, and international educational systems.

Application / Admission Fees

- An entrance exam fee is required as part of the admissions process; this fee is paid at the Accounting Department.

Tuition fees (by year group and per term)

- The school does not publish a public, itemized tuition schedule showing amounts per year group or per term for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic years. No specific per-term or per-year tuition figures are listed in the school's admissions or public pages.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- A specific billing schedule (for example: number of installments per year, term dates for payments, due dates, late-payment penalties) and detailed payment terms are not published in the school's publicly available admissions information.

Boarding fees (if applicable)

- No boarding program or boarding fees are indicated in the school's public service and admissions information; the school operates as a day school.

Other costs and fees (uniform, transport, meals, extracurriculars, materials)

- Specific charges for uniforms, student transport (buses), school meals, extracurricular activity fees, classroom materials, or similar incidental fees are not published in the school's publicly available admissions or services information.

Refund information

- No published refund policy for tuition, deposits, registration, or entrance fees is available in the school's admissions information.

Fee payment options

- Payment methods (for example: credit card, bank transfer, cash, local bank deposit, online payment portal) are not specified in the publicly available admissions information. The admissions process indicates a financial commitment is required at enrollment steps, and the entrance exam fee is handled by the Accounting Department.

Summary of findings

- The admissions documentation confirms an entrance exam fee paid through the Accounting Department and describes the admissions steps and required documentation. The school does not publish an itemized tuition schedule, billing schedule, boarding fees, uniform or other fixed-cost amounts, refund terms, or accepted payment methods in the publicly available admissions and services pages.

(Admissions contact: admissions@seran-school.org; phone numbers listed on the school's public contact information.)

Curriculum

SERAN offers an American-based curriculum with English as the primary language of instruction. The elementary program (grades First through Sixth) emphasizes core subjects—reading, writing, mathematics, science, social studies—and includes specialist offerings in art, music, library, and computer skills. Spanish and Social Studies instruction follows Ministry of Education guidelines. SERAN provides a Special Learning Center for students identified with mild to moderate learning disabilities who participate in the regular classroom with support. The secondary program includes lower secondary (Seventh and Eighth) and High School (Ninth through Twelfth) with English instruction across subjects and the option to pursue both a United States high school diploma and Bachillerato.

Exam Results

Ninety-five percent of SERAN graduates are accepted in colleges and universities around the world.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates pursue higher education at colleges and universities around the world.

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Western International School – San Pedro Sula

Instructs in English

Western International School San Pedro Sula sits at 19 Calle Noroeste, next to Residencial Magnolia, in San Pedro Sula, Honduras. The campus opened facilities in 2013, with the Learning Center on site to bring learning to life and technology-forward instruction through digital tools. The school offers Cambridge Secondary and American curricula, and its mathematics program follows a Singapore model from Primary through Secondary, emphasizing problem solving and conceptual understanding. Mandarin Chinese is taught from Grade 1, and the program is bilingual, aligned with North American standards. Robotics is curricular from Preschool and is integrated across math and science, technology, art and communication; the Gaming Lab lets students design and program games using Scratch, Unity and Godot. Extracurriculars include robotics, astronomy, dance, music, debate, art, sports. The school provides Honduran Bachiller and U.S. High School Diploma through WIS USA, with SAT and TOEFL preparation. On-campus Oratorio supports reflection and IDEALS pillars.

Location

San Pedro Sula campus: 19 Northwest Street, next to Residencial Magnolia, San Pedro Sula, Honduras

Stages

Preschool through 12th grade

Additional learning support

The environment fosters holistic development for all students and emphasizes students who experience difficulties in the learning process.

Country affiliation

Honduras

Application / Registration Fee

- Not published: No specific application, registration or enrollment fee amount is publicly available for the 2026/27 academic year (or for 2025/26) for Western International School — San Pedro Sula.

Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)

- Not published: There is no published breakdown of tuition by year group or per-term/per-year amounts for the 2026/27 academic year (or for 2025/26). Exact tuition figures for specific levels (Kinder / Primary / Lower Secondary / Upper Secondary) are not available in public materials.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Not published: No publicly available schedule specifying billing frequency (monthly, per term, per semester), payment deadlines, late‑payment penalties, or installment plans for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic years could be located.

Boarding fees

- Not applicable: Western International School — San Pedro Sula operates as a day school (no boarding program), therefore there are no boarding fees.

Other costs and fees

- Uniforms: Uniform policy exists, but no published prices for uniforms are available. Parents should expect standard additional costs for required uniforms.

- Transport (school bus): a school transport service is referenced in general school materials for campuses of this type, but no published transport fee schedule or route pricing was found for this campus.

- Meals / cafeteria: a paid cafeteria/restaurant service is commonly offered at comparable campuses, but no published per‑meal or meal‑plan pricing was found for this campus.

- Extracurricular activities, materials, technology or exam fees: specific amounts (for clubs, external exam fees, technology or materials fees) are not published. Expect that some programs or external testing may carry additional fees.

Refund information

- Not published: There is no publicly available refund policy (for withdrawal, cancellation, or pro‑rata refunds) for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic years. No published deadlines or refund formulas could be located.

Fee payment options

- Not published: No specific, published details were found about accepted payment methods (credit/debit card, bank transfer, cash, online portal) or banking details for tuition payments for 2026/27 or 2025/26.

Brief summary of findings and limitation

- The school maintains public descriptions of its campuses and programs, but a detailed fee schedule, including numeric amounts for application fees, tuition by year group, billing schedule, payment terms, uniforms, transport, cafeteria, refund rules, and accepted payment methods, is not published for the 2026/27 academic year (nor for 2025/26) in the materials that are publicly accessible. Because no official fee schedule or numeric figures were located, exact amounts and per‑term breakdowns cannot be provided here.

Curriculum

Mathematics follows a Singapore model from Primary through Secondary, progressing from algebra and geometry to calculus and, in the final levels, differential equations. In Primary and Secondary, the program emphasizes problem solving, critical thinking, and deep conceptual understanding, with hands-on, collaborative practices such as standing at whiteboards to solve problems. Mandarin Chinese is taught from Grade 1, focusing on language as a global tool and on cultural understanding of the Chinese-speaking world. Robotics is a curricular subject from Preschool, designed to develop logical thinking, motor coordination, creativity, and problem-solving, and it is integrated across mathematics, science, technology, art and communication. The Gaming Lab provides a cross-disciplinary space where students design, program, and build video games using platforms such as Scratch, Unity and Godot, reinforcing math, science, language and English and building 21st-century skills. This approach prepares students for higher education and global opportunities.

Higher Education Progression

This approach prepares students for higher education, including STEM fields, and for international exams. It supports admission to universities with high academic standards and broad global opportunities.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Casas de Valores provides social-emotional learning through four programs: Amikoób, Reveurs, Li Ta Zhu Yi and Isibindi. Amikoób fosters good manners, respect, and bullying prevention through campaigns for global citizenship. Reveurs develops imagination, self-confidence, and critical thinking, with entrepreneurship, debates, and positive leadership. Li Ta Zhu Yi fosters empathy and social action, including poverty projects and campaigns for social awareness. Isibindi strengthens mental and physical health, promotes responsible technology use, and runs health campaigns and cyberbullying prevention.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The school maintains a bilingual international education system and prepares students in academic English from early grades. Through WIS USA, students receive a dual diploma and are educated within an English-language framework aligned with international standards such as Common Core and Florida Standards.

Mental Wellbeing

Isibindi strengthens mental health and physical well-being, and includes health campaigns and programs promoting safe technology use and substance-abuse prevention.

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Agape Christian Academy

Instructs in English, Spanish

Type Co-educational

Agape Christian Academy is a private Christian bilingual international school located in Residencial Los Alamos, San Pedro Sula, Honduras. The school uses a bespoke international curriculum for all grade levels and delivers bilingual and biliterate instruction in English and Spanish. Classes are complemented by a distinct emphasis on character development and spiritual formation, anchored in Biblical principles. A signature program centers on training the whole child in spirit, soul, and body, with daily guidance grounded in Christian identity. The school supports higher education through advisory services and college preparation, and senior students complete aptitude testing to inform future choices. Extracurricular offerings span sports and athletics, music and choral activities, folkloric dance, and art, with opportunities to engage in community service, leadership development, and well-being activities. This combination aims to prepare students for life beyond school while fostering cross-cultural communication in an international setting. It welcomes international families seeking bilingual education.

Location

Residential Los Alamos, 8th Avenue, 12th and 16th Street, San Pedro Sula, Cortés, Honduras

Stages

Nursery through High School (Pre-K through 12th grade)

Type

Private Christian bilingual international school

Country affiliation

Honduras

Religious affiliation

Christian

Application fees

- No published application or registration fee amount is listed for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic years.

Tuition fees by year group (per term and per year)

- No publicly available schedule of tuition fees by year group, per term, or per year is published for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic years. There are no published line-item tuition figures for nursery, primary, or secondary grades.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- No publicly available billing calendar, term-by-term billing schedule, or standard payment-terms document (due dates, late fees, penalty policy) is published. The school provides an online payments portal for processing school payments.

Boarding fees (if applicable)

- No boarding program or boarding fees are published or described. There is no listing of residential or dormitory services and no associated fee schedule.

Other costs or fees (uniforms, books, transport, meals, extracurriculars, exam or enrollment surcharges)

- No specific amounts are published for uniforms, textbooks, transport, meal plans, extracurricular program fees, exam fees, or similar ancillary charges. Extracurricular activities are described, but associated fees are not published.

Refund information

- A procedure exists for requesting a return/credit in cases of an incorrect payment; the institution may credit the payer's account following the refund authorization process. Card-charge disputes and refund handling are governed by the payment-portal conditions. Specific refund timelines or refund-eligibility rules for tuition are not published.

Fee payment options

- Online card payments are supported through the school's payment system; accepted card types include Visa, MasterCard, and American Express. The online payment facility uses SSL encryption and identifies the payment server security certificate. Scheduled recurring transfers (weekly, biweekly, or monthly) are supported for donations/payments through the portal. The school lists telephone and email contacts for the administration which may be used to arrange or confirm alternative payment methods.

Summary of search and availability

- No public, itemized fee schedule (application fees, tuition per term/year by grade, boarding, uniform, or other ancillary fees) for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic years was found in the school's public materials. The school publishes an online payment facility with card acceptance and refund/return procedures for incorrect payments, but does not publish specific fee amounts or a formal billing schedule in publicly accessible pages.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Agape Christian Academy pursues a Christ-centered education that integrates spiritual, academic, social, emotional, and physical development. The school trains the whole child in spirit, soul, and body with a professional and dedicated team of teachers. Christian character and Christian service are central to learning, guiding students toward virtue, self-control, leadership, and service to others. The environment supports social and emotional growth within a faith-based community that encourages collaboration and compassion.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The school supports bilingualism and biliteracy, establishing standards and expectations for students in English and Spanish to develop proficiency in both languages.

Mental Wellbeing

Mental wellbeing is approached through holistic development that attends to spiritual, social, emotional, and physical needs within a Christian framework. Christian instruction and a community emphasis on character, service, and teamwork contribute to students' emotional resilience and well-being.

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Albert Einstein International School

Instructs in English

Ages 4 - 18 years

Pupils 200

Type Co-educational, Day

Albert Einstein International School provides international education in Honduras. The institution serves families seeking bilingual, quality education.

I cannot provide a detailed fee breakdown for Albert Einstein International School for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic year because the school's published fee schedule could not be located or accessed. I will not guess or invent figures. Below is a clear factual statement of what is and is not available.

Statement of availability
- Current, itemised fees (application fees, tuition by year and per term, billing schedule and payment terms, boarding fees, uniform and other ancillary costs, refund policy, and accepted payment methods) are not available in accessible public sources. Therefore no accurate fee amounts can be provided here.

What this means for you as a parent
- No application-fee amount can be confirmed.
- No per-term or per-year tuition figures by year group can be confirmed.
- No billing schedule, payment-deadline details, or late-payment terms can be confirmed.
- No boarding-fee information (whether boarding is offered and any related charges) can be confirmed.
- No list of mandatory additional costs (uniforms, books, registration, transport, exam fees, insurance, extracurricular fees) with amounts can be confirmed.
- No formal refund or withdrawal policy text or refund amounts/conditions can be confirmed.
- No confirmed list of accepted payment options (credit card, bank transfer, cash, online portal) can be stated.

Brief summary of retrieval attempts and insufficiency
- Attempts were made to access the school domain (aeis.edu.hn) and to locate fee schedules or announcements through public web searches and social channels; the site was not accessible and no authoritative fee schedule or published price list was found in public search results. Because of this lack of accessible, authoritative fee information, providing the requested detailed, itemised fees would require direct confirmation from the school.

If you need a factual fee breakdown entered into your external database, the school must supply its official fee schedule or a document with the required line items and amounts. I was unable to obtain such a schedule from publicly accessible sources.

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Escuela Internacional Sampedrana

Instructs in English, Spanish

Ages 3 - 18 years

Pupils 1804

Type Co-educational

Founded in 1953, Escuela Internacional Sampedrana (EIS) is a premier, co-educational private day school located in San Pedro Sula, the industrial capital of Honduras. Serving over 1,700 students from toddlers through 12th grade, EIS delivers a rigorous, Cognia-accredited American curriculum seamlessly integrated with a robust bilingual framework in English and Spanish. Graduates are meticulously prepared for top-tier universities worldwide, earning a US High School Diploma alongside the Honduran Bachillerato, enriched by extensive Advanced Placement (AP) offerings. The school is officially STEM-certified, heavily emphasizing its proprietary E-STEAM (Engineering, Science, Technology, Arts, and Mathematics) program to foster 21st-century innovation. EIS features expansive, state-of-the-art facilities separated by school division, accompanied by an impressive athletic complex where the "Bulldogs" regularly dominate AASCA regional tournaments. With comprehensive child protection services and massive scholarship programs, EIS cultivates inquisitive, globally-minded citizens.

Location

EIS is on Boulevard al Hospital Mario Catarino Rivas in San Pedro Sula, Honduras' second-largest city and its industrial capital. San Pedro Sula has an international airport (SAP).

Stages

Four divisions: Early Childhood Center (ECC), Elementary School, Middle School, and High School.

Type

A co-educational bilingual day school with an international focus, accredited by Cognia and STEM certified.

Additional learning support

Student support services and child protection services are available.

Country affiliation

American-style. Members of AASCA, AMISA, AAIE, and ABSH (Association of British Schools in Honduras).

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