Ages 9 months to 18
Enroll with ease
Discover us & the campus
Where confidence grows
Discover what's happening
At New Horizons School, language learning begins as early as 9 months through our bilingual English and Spanish program. With more than 40 nationalities represented across our community and an international teaching team comprising 12 nationalities, students benefit from an authentic linguistic and cultural immersion experience.
Each student’s progress is further supported through English as an Additional Language (EAL) programs and Northwest Evaluation Association Measures of Academic Progress (NWEA MAP) assessments, fostering strong academic and communication skills within a global learning environment.
Bilingual education
English and Spanish learning begins at 9 months through an immersive program that naturally develops early communication and literacy skills.
Personalized language support
Students receive tailored support through English as an Additional Language (EAL) programs, small-group tutoring, and NWEA MAP assessments
International community
With 40+ student nationalities and teachers from 12 countries, our diverse community fosters empathy, collaboration, and a global outlook.
Global citizens
Fluency in English and Spanish opens doors to international academic and professional opportunities, preparing students to thrive in a globally connected world.
Our fully bilingual educational model integrates English and Spanish continuously and progressively, enabling students to achieve a high level of fluency in both languages by graduation.
Early Childhood
From 9 months, children learn in a bilingual environment where English and Spanish are part of daily life. Age-appropriate, play-based experiences develop their language, social, and emotional skills in a safe and stimulating setting.
Elementary School
In Elementary School, students build strong foundations through bilingual education and our personalized Learning.First™ approach. Project-based learning and ongoing monitoring through Northwest Evaluation Association Measures of Academic Progress (NWEA MAP) assessments help them develop academic and personal skills with confidence and curiosity.
High School
In High School, students continue developing their English and Spanish language skills in a fully bilingual environment. Their learning is supported by programs such as English as an Additional Language (EAL) and NWEA MAP assessments, which enable teachers to closely monitor their linguistic and academic progress.
Using both languages across different subjects and real-world communication settings strengthens students’ fluency, comprehension, and confidence, preparing them to thrive in academic and multicultural environments.
Through a rich and continuous bilingual experience, students develop the skills, confidence, and resilience to thrive in demanding academic settings in an increasingly global world.
Through our Learning.First™ approach, each student progresses at their own pace. NWEA MAP assessments, English as an Additional Language (EAL) support, and personalized guidance help us support and celebrate their growth at every stage.
Our curriculum, accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC), Advanced Placement (AP) courses, and personalized college counseling prepare students for admission to prestigious universities worldwide. As a result, 92% of our graduates are admitted to one of their top-choice universities.
English and Spanish are part of daily learning from as early as 9 months. Surrounded by a community representing more than 40 nationalities and an international teaching team, students develop the language skills and global mindset to thrive confidently in any environment.
Spanish language development
I arrived at New Horizons School with a limited Spanish vocabulary. Today, I proudly represent our school in the district-level Science Olympiad and have advanced to the national competition.
Vivian
High School student
Bilingualism
New Horizons School gave me one of the greatest gifts I could ever receive: the confidence to speak English.
Lisbeth Azcona
Alumni 2018
A supportive community
What I appreciate most about everyday life at New Horizons School is seeing each student find where they belong. It is a vibrant school where there is always something happening, yet every student receives individual care and attention.
Diego Sánchez
Principal
Multiculturalism
What I appreciate most about the school is how warmly they welcomed us as an international family, how easily my children settled in, and the wonderful sense of community.
Rocío Herrán
Parent
Family
New Horizons School feels like family to us. We love the school, its culture, and its diversity.
Yaliska Peña
Build your child’s multilingual confidence and open the door to global opportunities and deeper cultural understanding at New Horizons School.
