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The purpose of the Association of American Schools in Mexico is to provide a collective means of serving the needs and interests of the member schools through a spirit of sharing ideas, programs, facilities and experiences the sharing of resources and information.
Moving to Mexico - Bilingual School Information ASOMEX Member Schools
Bilingual Schools in Mexico

One of the most important issues for families relocating to Mexico is that of the education of their children. Particularly since moving to Mexico means learning a different language than that spoken at "home," in addition to adjusting to different cultural and socio-economic standards.

ASOMEX schools offer international students from preschool through grade 12 an American type educational program in a bilingual-bicultural learning environment. A unique and comprehensive dual curriculum incorporates the best of the American and Mexican education systems and challenges our students to think, analyze, and study in both English and Spanish.

Offering educational programs that are based on academic curriculums found at quality public and private schools in the United States and in Mexico, ASOMEX schools prepare students for their future education at schools, colleges, and universities in the country of their choice.

For more information about the Association of American Schools in the Republic of Mexico, feel free to use the email links provided below to contact our members.

ASOMEX Officers

President: Janet Heinze  
American School Foundation of Guadalajara A.C.
janet.heinze@asfg.mx
Vice President/Treasurer: Mirtha Stappung
The John F. Kennedy School, Queretaro
mstappung@jfk.edu.mx
Secretary: Hortensia Prieto
Instituto San Roberto, Monterrey
hprieto@sanroberto.edu.mx
AAIE Representative: Gerry Selitzer
The American School of Puerto Vallarta
gsel@aspv.edu.mx

ASOMEX Member Schools (by city)

Durango, Durango Colegio Americano de Durango More Information
Guadalajara, Jalisco The American School Foundation of Guadalajara More Information
México City, México D.F. The American School Foundation - Mexico City More Information
The Peterson Schools More Information
Westhill Institute More Information
Monterrey, Nuevo León American School Foundation of Monterrey More Information
American Institute of Monterrey More Information
Colegio Inglés - Gava Educacional More Information
Instituto San Roberto More Information
Cancun, Quintana Roo International American School of Cancun  
Pachuca, Hidalgo Escuela Americana de Pachuca More Information
Puebla, Puebla Fundación Colegio Americano de Puebla More Information
Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco Colegio Americano de Puerto Vallarta More Information
Querétaro, Querétaro Escuela John F. Kennedy More Information
Saltillo, Coahuila Colegio Americano de Saltillo More Information
Tampico, Tamaulipas The American School of Tampico More Information
Educadora Columbia More Information
Torreón, Coahuila Colegio Americano de Torreón More Information
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COLEGIO AMERICANO DE DURANGO
The American School of Durango was founded in 1954 to meet the educational needs of children of U.S. nationals working in Durango. The school is accredited by the Secretary of Public Education of the State of Durango, the Universidad Juarez del Estado de Durango, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) and the National Autonomous University of Mexico. This accreditation greatly benefits ASD graduates in their future education at the highest quality international universities.
General Director Mr. Abel Valdez
Director Assistant   Mónica Chavarría
Middle/High School Principal Lic. Evan Hunt
Elementary School Principal Sra. Kathleen Adair  
PreSchool Principal Velia Santiesteban
Athletic Director
Jordi Muñoz
Business Manager Margarita Alvarado
Colegio Americano de Durango
Francisco Sarabia #416 Pte.
Durango, Durango 34000
Tel: 618-813-3636, 618-811-5098,
618-811-9711
Fax: 618-811-2839
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THE AMERICAN SCHOOL FOUNDATION OF GUADALAJARA
Celebrating 50 years of academic excellence and 100 years of educational service to the Mexican and international community, The American School Foundation of Guadalajara, A.C. (ASFG), Mexico, is a private, not-for-profit, non-sectarian educational institution. Offering a U.S. type education, it is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (Pre Kinder – 12th grade), by the Mexican Secretary of Public Education (Pre Kinder – 9th grade), and the National Autonomous University in Mexico City (10th - 12th grade). The primary language of instruction is English and the school is officially sponsored by the U.S. Department of State's Office of Overseas Schools.
General Director Janet Heinze
High School Principal David McGrath
HS Vice Principal Julie Villand
Middle School Principal David Markman
MS Vice Principal Tracy Castellanos
Primary Principal Dawn Lussier
Pri. Vice Principal Christy Rapp
Early Childhood Principal Tina Carstensen
Mexican Program Director Carmen Castillo
The American School Foundation of Guadalajara
Colomos 2100
Col. Providencia
Guadalajara, Jalisco 44640
Tel: 333-648-0299, 33 38 17 33 77
Fax: 333-817-3356
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THE AMERICAN SCHOOL FOUNDATION - MEXICO CITY
The American School Foundation, A.C. is an academically rigorous, international university preparatory school, which offers students from diverse backgrounds the best of American independent education. In all aspects of school life students are encouraged to love learning, live purposefully and to become responsible, contributing citizens of the world. Celebrating 118 years and enrolling 2400 boys and girls from almost 40 nationalities from Pre-k through twelfth grade, ASF offers American, Mexican and International Baccalaureate diplomas. Among the activities are student councils, Model UN, publications, the arts, clubs, Presidential Classroom, varsity sports and community service opportunities. Tuition: 139,920 pesos. Financial Aid: 24,000,000 pesos. Julie Hellmund is Director of Admission, Financial Aid & Parent Relations; Dr. Darío A. Cortés is President and Executive Director. ASF is accredited by the Southern Association of Schools and Colleges, as well as the SEP, UNAM and International Baccalaureate Organization (IBO) as an IB World School.
Executive Director

Sr. Paul Williams

Associate Executive Director for Academic Affairs

Sr. Paul Williams

Head of Upper School Sr. Robert Godley
Head of Middle School

Sr. Rick Herrig

Head of Lower School

Mr. Eva Hunt

Head of Early Childhood Center

Susan Olivo

The American School Foundation, A.C.
Bondojito 215
Col. Las Américas
Tacubabya
México, DF 01120
Tel: 555-227-4900
Fax: 555-227-4928
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THE PETERSON SCHOOLS
Established in 1965, Colegio Peterson is comprised of four different campuses in various locations in Mexico city. Cuajimalpa is located in the western foothills of the city, Himalaya Kinder in Lomas de Chapultepec, Pedregal Kinder & Primary is south of Mexico City in Jardines del Pedregal, and the Tlalpan Junior High and High School campus is in the southern outskirts of the city. The Peterson Schools are fully accredited in the U.S. through the Independent School Association of the Southwest.
General Director Kenneth Peterson
Assistant General Director Helen Marquard
Campus Cuajimapla Upper School Directors Graciela Romo, Gabriela Albin
Lower School Director Nancy Peterson
Campus Lomas Principal Lourdes Illescas
Campus Pedregal Principal Azul Gomez
Campus Tlalpan Upper School Directors Patricia Gladames, Jesús Martínez
Administration Mario Arjona

Colegio Peterson, Cuajimalpa
Huizachito 80
Lomas de Vista Hermosa
Cuajimalpa, México D.F. 05720
Tel: 555-813-0114
Fax: 555-813-1385

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WESTHILL INSTITUTE
Westhill Institute provides a safe, nurturing, and challenging environment in an individualized, trilingual and multicultural setting which fosters the mastery of skills, abilities and values that enable students to become life long learners. Our vision at Westhill Institute is to offer a quality education setting for international competitiveness that serves students with various needs in a multi-cultural and inclusive environment in a safe facility.
Headmaster Jason Clarke
High School Asistant Principal Norman Garret  
Elementary School Principal Silvia Karam
Middle School Assistant Principal Jason Clarke
Pre-School Principal   Agnes Dehullu  
Assitant Principal Santa Fe Campus   Lenise Butler
Assistant Principal Corporate Campus Sandra Pérez
Kinder Coordinator Santa Fe Campus Silvia Bobadilla  
Kinder Coordinator Corpatos Campus Monica Armanza
Westhill Institute, S.C.
Domingo García Ramos 56
Prados de la Montaña
Santa Fe, Cuajimalpa
México, DF 05610
Tel: 555-292-6627, 555-292-6628
Fax: 555-292-6627
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AMERICAN SCHOOL FOUNDATION OF MONTERREY
The American School Foundation of Monterrey is a private, non-profit, independent, international day school providing a U.S.-type education to international and Mexican students. Founded in 1928, the school offers a curriculum similar to U.S. schools in many respects. Fully accredited in the U.S., ASFM is incorporated and licensed in Mexico. ASFM students must meet all requirements for the Mexican diploma unless they are specifically registered only in the U.S. high school diploma program.
General Director D. Jeffrey Keller
Business Manager Marcela Gayosso
High School Principal Jeff Farrington
Middle School Principal Dereck Thoads
Elementary School EnglishPrincipal Sonia Keller
Computer Labs / Services Director Jay Priebe
Personnel Director Lucy Uribe
American School Foundation of Monterrey, A.C.
Río Missouri 555 Ote.
Col. Del Valle
Garza García, Nuevo León 66220
Tel: 818-153-4400
Fax: 818-378-2535
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF MONTERREY
Assuring quality bilingual pre-kindergarten through 9th grade education in an international context, the American Institute of Monterrey (AIM) was founded in 1968 and is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC), the Council of International Schools (CIS) and the Nuevo Leon Ministry of Education. The AIM is recognized for its high academic standing, its educational innovations, its updated technological resources, its values and sports programs, all of which are focused on one basic premise: serving with excellence. Its students are served on two campuses, 20 minutes apart: San Pedro, for Pre-nursery through 3rd grade and Santa Catarina, from 4th through 9th grade.
General Director Elizabeth Huergo
Santa Catarina Campus Director (4th to 9th) David Arnold
San Pedro Campus Director (PK to 3rd) Isabel Boughton
Middle School Counselor Rosa María Luna
Elementary Counselor Alejandra Salazar
Head Librarian / Medua Specialist Julieta Negrete
Business Manager Hilda Dávila
American Institute of Monterrey, S.C.
Perseverancia No. 100
Col. Balcones del Valle
Garza García N.L. 66220 México
Tel: 52.81.8174.3700
Fax: 52.81.8174.3700

2708-C N 10
Box 165
McAllen, Tx. 78501-4091
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COLEGIO INGLÉS - GAVA EDUCACIONAL, S.C.
Founded in 1970 in response to the need for a top quality co-educational school in Monterrey, Mexico, Colegio Ingles offers international students from Preschool through grade 9 a challenging academic bilingual program. The curriculum is similar to that in U.S. private schools, instruction is mainly in English, and our faculty uses U.S. textbooks and supporting teaching material. Colegio Inglés is licensed by the Mexican Ministry of Education in Nuevo Leon and an active member of ASOMEX.
General Director Alejandra Garza Valero  
Finance Director Leticia Garza Valero
Basic Education Director Gabriela Garza Valero
Middle Education Director Norma Garza Valero
School Information Coordinator Anabel Montemayor 
Academic Services Coordinator Janice Gburek
Athletic Coordinator Joel González
Colegio Inglés - Gava Educacional, S.C.
Real San Agustín 100
San Agustín Campestre
San Pedro Garza García, Nuevo León 66220
Tel: (81) 8133 – 1700, (81) 8262-1700
Fax: (81) 8133 - 1791
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INSTITUTO SAN ROBERTO

Founded in 1982 and celebrating 25 years of academic excellence, Instituto San Roberto is a private school offering a bilingual education that provides the students with the ability to communicate in both English and Spanish. Instituto San Roberto is comprised of two campuses, San Agustin and Valle Alto, each of them providing nursery, preschool, elementary and middle school instruction. Our mission is to provide a well-rounded education that is student-centered, in a humanistic environment where students are happy and universal values and academic excellence are promoted. Innovative teaching and learning methodologies are applied to enhance individual practice, cooperative learning, creativity development, and meaningful, relevant learning experiences for all students.

Director General Hortensia Prieto  
San Agustín Principal Prisca Rock
San Agustín Secondary Assistant Principal Ing. Diana Garza Navar
Valle Alto Principal Gladys Aguirre
Valle Alto Middle School Principal Roberto de la Garza

San Agustin Campus
Ave. Real de San Agustín #4
Col. Residencial San Agustín
Garza García, N.L. 66260 México
Tel: (818) 625-1500, (818)625-1534
Fax (818)625-1501

Instituto San Roberto Valle Alto
Camino a Valle Alto Km. 1
Monterrey, NL, 64989 México


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INTERNATIONAL AMERICAN SCHOOL OF CANCUN, A.C.
The International American School of Cancun is a private, non-sectarian, coeducational institution offering a bilingual education for students in secondary school. Founded in 1998, the school is dedicated to an American style education, high academic standards, and the caring environment a small school can offer. The school is accredited by the Secretary of Public Education (SEyC) and the National University (UNAM) in Mexico and by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) in the United States.
Executive Director Nancy Marroquin
Administrative Director MS/HS Principal Andrea Terry
EC/Elementary Principal Andrea Terry
Business Manager Flor Avila
Athletic Coordinator Jorge A. Macias Cano
International American School of Cancún, A.C.
Calle de Aceso SM309 Lote 36
Av. De los Colegios
Cancún, Quintana Roo 77560, Mexico
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ESCUELA AMERICANA DE PACHUCA
The American School of Pachuca was founded in 1920 by the Real del Monte Mining Company to serve the children of its employees. The is a SEP accredited school offering Pre-K through 9th grade students a stimulating bicultural and bilingual environment that utilizes SEP and U.S. curriculum to prepare students for a fulfilling and competitive life in the next century. The campus has a small library, two computer labs, football and soccer fields, and basketball and volleyball courts.
General Director, Deputy Director Nicéforo Ramírez Castillo
Middle School Principal María Guadalupe Fernández Avilés
Elementary Principal Deborah Dunham
Preschool Principal Deborah Dunham
Escuela Americana, A.C.
Blvd. Valle de Anáhuac s/n
Col. San Javier
Pachuca, Hgo. 42086
Tel. 771-713-9608, 771-713-1058
Fax: 771-718-5077
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FUNDACION COLEGIO AMERICANO DE PUEBLA
The American School of Puebla is a SEC accredited bilingual school where international K-12 students focus on the cultural, social, economic and ecological dilemmas that affect today's global society. Our objective is to create a learning community that encourages students to discover their full potential in a positive, reflective, and bicultural climate. At the American School of Puebla, students acquire a high-quality education and a solid formation for continuing their education in Universities throughout the world.
Superintendent Dr. Francisco Galicia Ortega
High School Principal   Donna Swenson
Middle School Principal Profr. Agustín González
Elementary School Principal Caroline Bissel de Cablido
Preschool Principal and Administration Sylvia Bretón de Beyrute
Preschool Academics Suzanne Keen de Sarda
Business Manager  Gustavo Olivera
Technology Coordinator Profra. Maida Ehlinger
Head Librarian Francis Balstervold
High School Counselor Elizabeth Espinosa
Middle School Counselor Norma Cortés
Elementary School Counselor Elsa Torres Lagos
American School of Puebla
Apartado Postal 665
Puebla, Puebla 72000, México
Tel: 222-3030400
Fax: 222-301515
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COLEGIO AMERICANO DE PUERTO VALLARTA, A.C.
Founded in 1986, the American School of Puerto Vallarta is a private, independent school that offers students from preschool through grade 12 a bilingual-bicultural education. Students benefit from dedicated teachers and a comprehensive dual curriculum found in quality private and public schools in the United States and in Mexico. Colegio Americano is accredited by the U.S. Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, the Mexican Ministry of Education, and the National University of Mexico.
General Director Gerald Selitzer
Middle & H. S. Principal José Antonio Salgado Soto
Elementary English & Pre-School Principal Kathleen Selitzer
Admissions Coordinator Lisa Langley
Computer Labs & Services Director Christopher E. Davis
Athletic Director Eduardo Espinosa Spiteri
Library/Media Specialist Genevieve Orr Pérez
Colegio Americano de Puerto Vallarta, A.C.
Albatros 129
Col. Marina Vallarta
Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco 48354
Tel: 322-221-2604, 322-221-1525
Fax: 322-221-2373
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ESCUELA JOHN F. KENNEDY.
THE AMERICAN SCHOOL OF QUERETARO .
The John F. Kennedy School was founded in 1964. It is a non-profit, secular, co-educational institution which offers a U.S. type educational program from Pre-School to High School. Our school is accredited in the Mexican Republic by the Ministry of Public Education, in the U.S. since 1983, by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS), and since 1998, by the International Baccalaureate Program at the High School level.
General Director Mirtha Stappung
Assistant Director Charles A. Weiss
High School Principal Adrian Leece
Middle School Principal Tara Fitzgerald
Elementary School Principal Mark Dunn
Pre School Principal Denise Humphries
Athletics Director Arturo Bustamante
Technology Director Patricia Muller
Business Manager Josefina Morgan
Escuela John F. Kennedy, A.C.
Ave. Sabinos 272
Fracc. Jurica Campestre
Querétaro, Querétaro 76100
Tel: (442) 218-0075
Fax: (442) 218-0400
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COLEGIO AMERICANO DE SALTILLO
The American School of Saltillo, located in the capital the state of Coahuila, was founded in 1978 by a group of Saltillo's prominent citizens interested in providing their children with a bilingual-bicultural education. Since its founding, the institution has grown into the largest and most esteemed bilingual school in the city. Serving students from pre-kindergarten through ninth grade the bilingual curriculum is a 50% English-Spanish academic program that focuses on literature, grammar, research, speech and debate.
General Director M.A. Jorge Alanis Villarreal 
Business Manager Laura Rubio de Garcia
Middle School Principal Jorge Gonzalez Barajas
Middle School Coord. Diana Rubio
Elementary School English Principal Adriana Villarreal  
Elementary School Spanish Principal Alejandra Anguiano 
Pre-School Principal Claudia Farias
Computer Labs & Services Director Sergio Estrada Nuncio
Colegio Americano de Saltillo, A.C.
Ave. Américas Unidas 305
Saltillo, Coahuila 25198
Tel: 844-415-9572, 844-416-6092
Fax: 844-415-9632 ext. 105
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THE AMERICAN SCHOOL OF TAMPICO
The American School of Tampico opened its doors on May 12, 1917 with the purpose of offering American children and the children of all other nationalities the same study plan as the one found in schools in the United States. Offering a well-planned program meeting the requirements of the Mexican Department of Education and also that of the schools in the U.S.A. Pupils are guided in trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring and citizenship.
General Director Emma Gutiérrez de Salazar
Early Childhood Principal Ana Laura Luengas Pier
Elementary Principal Irelda Galván de Robles
Upper School Principal Patricia Sánchez Sola
Business Manager Sandra Treviño
Technology Director César Sánchez
Athletic Director José Alfredo Quintero
Escuela Americana de Tampico
Calle Hidalgo s/n
Col. Tancol
Tampico, Tamaulipas 89320
Tel. 33-227-2081/82/84
Fax: ext. 126 or 108
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COLEGIO COLUMBIA
Colegio Columbia, founded on September 1984, is an educational institution directed to parents interested in the excellent quality of the bilingual and all-inclusive formation of their children in Pre-school, Elementary and Junior High ages, regardless of their nationality, beliefs or race; through a teaching-learning process that allows them to effectively develop in a constantly changing society, and to continue with their education in any national or international institution. The curriculum is organized so as to develop reading, writing, and speaking skills in both Spanish and English, at the time complying with the Mexican Ministry of Education programs at the three levels. Colegio Columbia is currently accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) as well as the Council of International Schools (CIS).
Founding Director Eva Margarita Ortiz de Gil, M. Ed
Academic Director Lic. Laura Sofia Guajardo Iñiguez
Administrative Director Lic. Laura Gil de Núñez de Cáceres
Pre-school Technical Director Silvia Ana Cuevas Gutiérrez
Elementary Spanish Technical Director Ma. Guadalupe Vázquez Rangel
Pre-primary & Lower English Coordinator Profa. Adela Medellín Cortázar
Upper Elementary English Coordinator Profa. Peggy Lenix de Hosken
Middle School Spanish Technical Director Lic. Ma. del Carmen Rojas Sánchez
Middle School English Coordinator Shannon Grady Cole
Technology & Library Coordinator Martha Cruz Juárez
Athletic Coordinator Lic. Emilio Mendoza Romero
Counselors
Dra. Ma. Teresa Portilla Alvarez
Lic. Ma. Victoria Aguilar Guzmán
Campus Poza Rica
Poza Rica 507
Col. Petrolera
Tampico, Tamaulipas 89110
Tel: 833-213-0054, 833-213-1045,
Fax: 833-213-0062

Campus Francita
Prol. Francita 1104
Col. Petrolera
Tampico, Tamaulipas 89110
Tel: 833-217-32-04, 833-217-01-09
Fax: 833-217-01-09
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COLEGIO AMERICANO DE TORREON
The Colegio Americano de Torreón (C.A.T.) is a private, non-profit, independent, non-denominational, international day school providing a bilingual/bicultural education program to Mexican, U.S. and international students in grades pre-kindergarden through 12. The Colegio Americano de Torreón was founded in September of 1950 with 38 students and four teachers. Four years after its founding, C.A.T. was officially accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, and has maintained its accreditation ever since.
General Director Makhlouf Ouyed
Business Manager Martha Martinez
H.S. Spanish Program Director Jesus Cuellar
Elementary School English Principal Shirley Hooper
Elementary Spanish Program Director Lorena Celis
H.S. English Principal Craig Viscardi
Early Childhood Principal Marilyn Byers
Head Librarian/ Media Specialist Elizabeth Kangas

Colegio Americano de Torreón,
Paso del Algodón #500.
Fraccionamiento Los Viñedos
Torreón, Coahuila 27019
Tel: (871) 222-51-00
Fax: (871) 733-26-68

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COLEGIO AMERICANO DE DURANGO
THE AMERICAN SCHOOL FOUNDATION OF GUADALAJARA
THE AMERICAN SCHOOL FOUNDATION - MEXICO CITY
COLEGIO PETERSON
WESTHILL INSTITUTE
AMERICAN SCHOOL FOUNDATION OF MONTERREY
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF MONTERREY
COLEGIO INGLES - GAVA EDUCACIONAL
INSTITUTO SAN ROBERTO
ESCUELA AMERICANA DE PACHUCA
AMERICAN SCHOOL OF PUEBLA
COLEGIO AMERICANO DE PUERTO VALLARTA
ESCUELA JOHN F. KENNEDY
COLEGIO AMERICANO DE SALTILLO
THE AMERICAN SCHOOL OF TAMPICO
COLEGIO COLUMBIA
COLEGIO AMERICANO DE TORREON
INTERNATIONAL AMERICAN SCHOOL OF CANCUN

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