Calasanz

Calasanz School is a semi-private center in Alcalá de Henares linked to the Montal Escolapias Foundation. It offers early childhood education, primary education, compulsory secondary education, Bachillerato (upper secondary, ages 16–18), and vocational training (FP) programs. Among its services and facilities are a cafeteria, school transport, extracurricular activities, and a library, and it follows an American curriculum.

In early childhood education, the focus is on stimulation, development, and evolution in the early years of life to harness students' capabilities from the start. In primary education, cooperative learning based on projects, active mathematics, digital tools, and a peer helper program are implemented. In secondary education, students receive individualized support in their personal, social, academic, and religious development, and study and work habits are consolidated. Bachillerato provides the training and intellectual and human maturity needed to access university studies or higher vocational training programs. The vocational training programs, with a long tradition at the center, prepare students for in-demand professional profiles.

The center also offers Dual Bachillerato, an official international degree validation program that allows students to obtain both the Spanish Bachillerato and the American High School Diploma simultaneously. The educational work of the Escolapias has over 190 years of history and is present in Europe, Asia, Africa, and America, in line with Paula Montal's project of a popular school serving families.