What are the schools in Panama like?
When we asked about the schools in Panama, they said...
"This is a good option for a foreigner who wants their children to learn Spanish and the Latin culture versus being in an international school that is mostly in English," remarked one expat living in Costa del Este with children attending AIP (Academie Interamericana de Panamá).
"I would look into it if you want a Christian school OR a school that is high in moral teaching. Many of the parents and students are not Christian so it is not forced upon the students/families. Great school that I am very pleased with," said one expat in Panama City with children at Crossroads Christian Academy.
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What are the schools in Panama like?
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