Frequently Asked Questions 

Interested in learning more about our NEASC school? Explore our FAQs for quick answers to common questions. If you don’t find what you need, we’re ready to help - just complete the form on our inquire now page.

Guadalajara: 

  • ITJ Palomar 
  • ITJ Valle Real 

Mexico City: 

  • ITJ Santa Mónica 
  • ITJ Zona Esmeralda 

Querétaro: 

  • ITJ Querétaro 

Instituto Thomas Jefferson Valle Real offers SEP scholarships, which can be requested after having been at ITJ Valle Real  for one year.

  • Merit scholarships in High School
  • Excellence Scholarship
  • Cultural
  • Leadership

At our NEASC school, we provide an international education and are also accredited by SEP: 

  • Initial Education: Agreement Number C20131409, C.C.T. 14PDI0226Y
  • Preschool Education: Agreement Number J21314086, C.C.T. 14PJN2043Z
  • Primary Education: Agreement Number P20131444, C.C.T. 14PPR0554D
  • Secondary Education: Agreement Number SG20141401, C.C.T. 14PES0348O
  • High School: Agreement Number MSBG20171402, C.C.T. 14PBH0376H

NEASC (New England Association of Schools and Colleges) Accreditation: Founded in 1885, NEASC has a long tradition of improving schools across New England and over 85 countries worldwide. This globally recognized standard of excellence attests to a school’s high quality and integrity. 
 
Membership in ASOMEX (Association of American Schools in Mexico): ASOMEX schools offer an American-style education in a bilingual and bicultural environment for students from preschool through grade 12.
 
Part of ISP (International Schools Partnership): ISP is a global community of 84 international schools across 23 countries. It connects students worldwide through global learning opportunities.
 
Tri-Association of American Schools:
The Tri-Association is a non-profit organization, comprised of private, accredited, independent schools, offering an American-style education, and residing in three geographic regions (Central America, Mexico, Colombia, Caribbean).

 From 1.2 years of age.

  • Preschool (Ages 1.2 – 6) 
  • Elementary (Ages 7 – 11) 
  • Middle School (Ages 12 – 14) 
  • High School (Ages 15 – 18) 

Yes, at ITJ Valle Real 80% of our subjects are taught in English 20% Spanish, with French as a third language from Pre-Kinder to 5th grade of Elementary School.

At our High School in Zapopan, students can choose between German or French as their third language. 

Admission FAQs

To start, schedule a school tour via our website, phone, or WhatsApp. This visit provides families with an overview of our educational philosophy, facilities, and academic model. 

The admissions process includes the following stages: 

  1. School Tour & Information Session – Schedule a visit (in person or virtual). 
  2. Submission of Official Documents – Including transcripts, birth certificate, and school reports. 
  3. Evaluations – Academic and psychometric evaluations are scheduled. 
  4. Review & Results – Receive results and enrolment documentation. 
  5. Enrolment – Submit signed documents and pay the enrolment fee. 

  

We offer a supportive, personalised experience: 

  • One-on-one guidance 
  • Clear documentation checklists 
  • In-person and virtual tours
  • Dedicated admissions counselling
  • Ongoing follow-up communication 

Families must submit: 

  • Student’s academic transcripts or school reports 
  • Official birth certificate 
  • Any additional reports from their current school (if applicable) 

These can be submitted:
- By email: informes@itjvallereal.edu.mx 
- Via WhatsApp: 33 1603 8565 
- In person at the school office 

Yes. All applicants must complete: 

  • Academic assessments 
  • Psychometric evaluations 

These help us understand each student’s learning profile and ensure appropriate placement. 

Yes, students must wear uniforms that correspond to their school section. Uniforms can be purchased through our authorised supplier: 

https://www.itj.edu.mx/valle-real/en/our-school

Materials vary by grade. You can view or download the materials list here: 

https://www.itj.edu.mx/valle-real/en/our-school

Yes, we welcome international families. If you cannot attend in person, we offer virtual information sessions via Zoom. 

Families may add credit for cafeteria use via the Wahi app. For help: 

We offer merit scholarships, need-based aid, or academic excellence awards for qualifying students. 

Accreditations

NEASC ASOMEX TRI- ASSOCIATIONS OF AMERICAN SCHOOLS SECRETARIA DE EDUCACIÓN PÚBLICA (SEP)