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By: Diana Quintero Acosta, Communications & Marketing – Colegio San JoséThanks to the partnership with Universidad del Norte, the subjects mentioned in the video will be accredited for our Semestralización students (grades 9, 10, and 11) upon their admission to this higher education institution.No doubt, this is a big shoutout to the quality of our all-around education — recognized by one of Colombia’s top universities!We keep striving for MAGIS (excellence), always aiming higher.Watch the video:https://youtu.be/jxFeTmSO0iQ?si=mTpNT69RiNGOclPR

Por:Dairo Orozco Molina, Director Académico - Colegio San José Diana Quintero Acosta, Comunicadora y Promotora Institucional - Colegio San JoséFotos:Cortesía de Dairo Orozco Molina, Director Académico - Colegio San José Our Academic Director Mr. Dairo Orozco was participating at NEASC Visitor Training: Introduction to NEASC, ACE Learning, and Visitor Competencies at Antigua International School - AIS. For us being part of New England Association of Schools and Colleges NEASC community of educators making a global impact is truly inspiring and incredibly motivating. We continue as a school to strengthen our international accreditation process with NEASC. Where? Antigua, GuatemalaWhen? Sep 21 & 22, 2024 See more pictures:

Por: María A. Zambrano, Coordinadora PBL - Colegio San José New Horizons in Cycle 3: Educational Challenges Ahead! From August 20th to 30th, 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders enthusiastically embarked on their Cycle 3. projects. These challenges have deeply connected our students with their learning, preparing them for a journey of exploration and discovery. In 3rd Grade - "A Glimpse of our Department"Our students are exploring the structure of the Atlántico Department, learning about its municipalities and cultural expressions. This project will help them develop a sense of belonging to their department, fostering a deeper connection with their environment.  In 4th Grade - "Seeds of care for a healthier environment" In fourth grade, students are taking action to raise environmental and social awareness in our country. This project aims to promote the responsibility of caring for and improving our surroundings for a more sustainable future.  In 5th Grade - "Colombia: A look at our Origins" Our fifth graders are analyzing the historical processes that led to the formation of Colombia as a nation. This project will allow them to relate history to their current context, gaining a better understanding of their identity as Colombians. These projects offer our students an opportunity to engage with relevant topics and develop a deeper understanding of their environment and their role within it. We are excited to see all that will be accomplished in the coming weeks! We invite the entire educational community to join this journey, supporting and engaging in our projects.

Por: María A. Zambrano, Coordinadora PBL - Colegio San José From August 20th to 23rd, our students from Cycle 1 and Cycle 2 embarked on their exciting projects for the current year. These projects are designed to connect our students with their learning and dive deep into relevant topics. Kinder 4 - "Learning About Me" Our little learners began their journey of self-discovery, exploring the world through their senses and recognizing what makes them unique. Kinder 5 - "My World" In Kinder 5, the children explored their surroundings, discovering new places, new people, and how they interact with them. Transition - "Roots and Bonds"In Transition, students explored their family traditions, and customs, connecting with their roots and strengthening family bonds. 1st Grade - "Eco-Adventurers"Our first graders became true guardians of the environment, recognizing local flora and fauna and learning how to contribute to their care. 2nd Grade - "Transformative Community Leaders"Second graders began identifying what it means to be a leader in their community, exploring how they can make a significant difference at both environmental and social levels. These projects allow our students to learn and connect deeply with their environment and develop a sense of responsibility towards it. We invite the entire educational community to join this exciting journey, supporting and engaging in our projects!