EY and ES

Units of Study

To see an overview of the units of study please click the button associated with the content area or grade level. If you would like more detailed information about a specific unit, please contact your student’s teacher directly.

MS and HS

To see an overview of the units of study please click the button associated with the content area or grade level. If you would like more detailed information about a specific unit, please contact your student’s teacher directly.

*Subject to change: These documents are updated each trimester and are subject to changes based on responsiveness to student needs and possible changes in the schedule.

Prospect Family Meetings: Aspirant families for K4 starting in August 2027

Dear Prospect Families for August 2027,

The Columbus School welcomes aspirants born between August 1, 2022 and July 31, 2023. Please choose one of the dates below to register for a campus visit.

LIMITED SPACES

Meeting 1: Abril 23, 2024 (click here)

Meeting 2: Abril 24, 2024 (click here)

Meeting 3: May 7, 2024 (click here)

Meeting 4: May 9, 2024  (click here)

*If you already have another child registered at our school you do not need to attend this meeting. Please sign in with your family code into Power Columbus and register the aspirant.

ASOPAF

Asopaf is the parent association. It has an annual and voluntary affiliation per family. Asopaf works together with TCS in areas such as recreation and external conferences.

For more information about Asopaf click here

Student Schedules

In TCS in the Middle and High Schools, a schedule is managed by letters from A to E, in order to have continuity in the weeks, since in Colombia there are many holidays. This ensures that there is a full schedule throughout the school year.

Health  Services

The Columbus School has a Nurse’s Office for the entire School, with professional staff in charge of the basic care of students and staff.

Grades Different to K4 and Extemporaneous Admissions

At The Columbus School we have extemporaneous admissions processes for families coming from other countries or cities at times different from the usual registration period.

The extemporaneous process depends on the availability of space in the school year of application.

In order for you to have a more fluid admissions process at The Columbus School, contact:

 

Admission Department
[email protected]
4033004 – 4033033

* Note: The school reserves the right of admission and does not acquire any type of obligation just for receiving an admissions request.

Admissions Information Meetings

Admissions Information Meetings for parents of children that start K4 in August 2023

Dear Prospect Families for the 2023-2024 school year,

If you have children born between August 1, 2018 and July 31st 2019 and you are interested in visiting our school in order to start an admissions process, please continue checking our website for registrations for Campus visits. There will be  meetings between February and May 2020. Limited spaces.

¡Thank you!

Columbus Libraries

The Columbus School has two libraries, one for Early Years and Elementary students and one for Middle and High School students. These spaces are designed to foster 21st century skills such as creativity, collaboration, innovation, communication and to promote a love for reading.

Counseling Department

The school has a counseling department made up by psychologists who work with students every day. They have classes with students monthly to talk about topics such as respect for others, relationships, friendships, bullying, among others. Counselors are also in charge of working with students and parents if there are emotional or social problems.

There are 2 counselors for Early Years and 2 counselors for Elementary School, 2 for Middle School, 2 for High School. In addition there is a School Counselor who works with High School students.

Our College Counselor is in charge of helping students with the decision of which career to choose. There are university fairs at the school every year to offer different career options to our students both in Colombia and abroad. These fairs include the CIS Tour, Universities from Australia, Universities in Bogotá and Medellín, among others.

Learning Center

The School has a department with professionals who are always working and helping students who have learning difficulties or who need additional help. It seeks that all students reach their highest level of learning and the School is aware that everyone has different skills. The learning center is there to guide all the students who need it.

Some components of our curricular program are:

  • Authentic learning based on projects supported by:

-Buck Institute Tools

-Systems thinking tools

-Thinking tools design

 

  • Highly qualified staff who:

-Are involved in continuous professional improvement

-Are supported by instructional coaches

-Can participate in a Master’s degree or courses on the School campus, offered by SUNY Buffalo

 

  • Learning infrastructure:

– Well-equipped classrooms with a variety of learning tools available for students and teachers.

-Fab Lab and Maker Space

-Greenhouse

-9 science labs

-Libraries in Elementary and Middle and High School

-Outdoor learning spaces.

-3 coliseums

-Theater

-Art Gallery

 

  •  Universal values ​​and support for social and emotional learning

-Character Counts

-Second curriculum step

-Counseling in secondary school

-VIDA – Parent-led lessons on social and emotional learning

 

  • Co-curricular activities that support real-world challenges and create an impact:

-Tikkun Olam Makers (TOM)

-Model United Nations (MUN)

-Global Issues Network (GIN) and sustainability team

-Destination Imagination (DI)

-Social justice and Equity

-Robotics

-Inventópolis