The number of remote workers has increased dramatically over the past few years. Why tie yourself down to a place that's too expensive or not too comfortable just because it happens to have a good school nearby? With blended learning, you can give your child an excellent education AND give your family the freedom to move as frequently as you like.
Some of our students change two timezones in two months and this doesn't affect their studies in the slightest. We develop continuous learning plans and ensure a supportive environment that helps students to feel secure and comfortable even in the midst of relocation chaos.

Photo: Max, a second-year student at Le Sallay Academy, attends an online class during his family's visit to Mexico

We are proud of our international identity and our approach is rooted in a tried and trusted European academic tradition. We value critical thinking, logic, curiosity, and the love of learning. And this is what we teach. There is no place for curriculum wars at Le Sallay.
We don't tell kids what to think and we don't impose on them any views about the world, their country, or any social issue. Our teachers never bring their politics into the classroom. Our students' parents don't have to worry about their kids getting indoctrinated or biased in favor of any political view.

Photo: Natalie Gordon, teacher of History, goes over the assignment with her student

Our approach to STEM is informed by the strong educational tradition of Eastern European countries. We challenge kids who excel in math and sciences to work to the best of their ability and provide them with training similar to coaching for Math Olympiads and advanced math programs.
Our Humanities curriculum is not limited to American history and English literature, We incorporate voices and stories from all over the world from Nigeria and Italy to Japan and Sweden.

Photo: Nigerian playwright, a Nobel Prize winner Wole Soyinka gives a talk to Le Sallay students