Centro Educativo Naciones Unidas
- Privada de la Esperanza #1
Contact Info
- Privada de la Esperanza #1, 37886,
What Parent Say
This school is right for you if…”
(NOTE: This information is taken from a limited sample of parents; we will continue to gather data and update these sections.)
You want a safe, structured school with small classes, strong academics, bilingual education, and generally strong parent communication. Parents repeatedly praised safety, teachers, academics, and administration. One parent said Ms. Itzel “treats the kids with respect and makes learning fun,” while another described Paola Mañón as someone who “is always attentive to student needs.” Parents also appreciated the smaller structure, with one saying, “One strength is that they have a tight-knit group for each level.”
This school isn’t right for you if…”
You want highly progressive, flexible, outdoor, or hands-on learning. Several people have noted a desire for “more outdoor learning time,” “more hands on learning,” “more flexible curriculum,” and “more psychological support.” One parent described the school day as early and sometimes filled with “busy work,” while another mentioned inconsistent discipline and teaching standards. It may also be less ideal for families needing strong ADHD or special needs support.