Our Alumni

Shaping international citizens since 1999

Graduating from ISQ High School means having a profile that opens the door to prestigious universities in Mexico and around the world.

To support your career decision you'll have 2 years of Vocational Counseling, where with a counselor's guidance and visits from professionals across many fields you can make a more informed decision and know yourself better.

At ISQ we work to educate people capable of:

• Forming and taking ownership of personal opinions.
• Setting goals and learning continuously.
• Being proactive and responsible.
• Recognizing the why and how of learning for strong technical, professional and university performance.
• Inquiring into topics of personal interest.
• Mastering effective communication in multiple languages and contexts.
• Being reflective, socially aware citizens capable of changing their own reality and environment.
• Interacting in diverse, constructive contexts.
• Showing respect for cultural diversity (interculturality).
• Developing healthy lifestyle habits.
• Designing their own life project.

Changing the environment

Among the traits of our High School profile we hold this aspiration: "To educate people capable of being reflective, socially aware citizens able to change their own reality and environment."

The most valuable thing a person can offer is their time, which is why you'll actively participate in institutions supporting vulnerable people. Today we offer connections with more than 15 institutions where you can collaborate in different ways:

• Mejora México (Desarrollo y Unidad Social AC) — academic support in Montenegro (reading and writing, math, English, recycled-material sculpture and dance).
• Instituto de Educación Integral IAP (San Juan Pablo II) — Spanish, math, English and chess classes in Jurica.
• Fundación Zorro Rojo and Club Zorrillo — literacy for low-income communities and students with academic delays.
• INEA — adult literacy for those wanting to finish primary or middle school.
• SINANK'AY Vida en Armonía, Luz al Ocaso and Quintalegre (geriatric center) — daily support for older adults.
• AMANC (children with cancer) — dinners and recreational activities (songs, stories, games, theater, superheroes).
• Panq'ayuda — supporting people with disabilities in product-making.
• Manos Capaces IAP — supporting people with disabilities in product-making.
• UNAM Neurodevelopment Research Unit — supporting neurological studies for people with disabilities or low income.
• Raíces y Semillas, AC — waste recycling and environmental awareness.
• Enlace Médico Asistencia (paramedics) — ambulance shifts for students already certified as paramedics.
• CAMMI — assisting migrants passing through the city.
• Knots of Magic.