Karl C. Parrish

Our Communications Coordinator, Ms. Isabela Mejía, spoke to 5th graders about general guidelines for effective communication & shared the process behind print & digital publications as a preliminary stage for our Library project,where students will create magazines & newspapers.

1st graders visited our sponsored school, IET Turística Simón Bolívar and shared a morning of activities with fellow 1st-graders. They also explored the school’s infrastructure & technological improvements made over the past 2 years through our KCP Sponsorship Program. #KCPCares

It’s a wrap! Final recap of our participation in the XXVI Binational Games at @lasierraschool in Valledupar! Congratulations to our award recipients! Keep roaring! Go Tigers!

Congratulations to our 3-grade student Ricardo Mejía, who was Runner-up in the Atlántico Tennis League Tournament, representing KCP. We are very proud of the performance of our Tiger athletes, and we are honored to support and cheer them on in every new achievement they reach!

Stem B cubs have been interested in colors and the rainbow since the beginning of the school year. They had many experiences trying to find it and decided to become authors by writing a story about the rainbow. Each student illustrated their part of the story with their parents

As a close off for their Science Unit on water 5th graders visited the science lab to identify how different water samples look and behave. They were also able to test how a homemade filter works. Great job young scientists! Go Tigers

Students from the National Honor Society (NHS) led the organization of a meaningful conference on Life Purpose and Resilience, featuring special guest Alberto Caparroso. Students had the opportunity to reflect on the importance of building purposeful goals & facing challenges.

We celebrate Neurodiversity Day, recognizing that every way of thinking,learning, & feeling enriches our community. With small gestures, like wearing different shoes, we show that empathy begins when we see the world from another’s perspective,by putting ourselves in their shoes.

In 9th Grade Spanish and Literature class, students took part in a creative writing activity, inspired by the avant-garde “isms” (such as Surrealism, Futurism, and Dadaism) creating a short text or creative piece that applied their aesthetic principles.

In 9th Grade Biology, students explored the molecule of life through a Strawberry DNA Extraction Lab. Using an inquiry-based approach, they investigated how DNA can be isolated from cells and observed its thread-like structure with the naked eye. 🔬🧬#KCPExcellingForward

5th grade students read I Know an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Pie with their 1st grade buddies & completed a colorful craft afterwards. This is part of the monthly activities these 2 groups share, helping to strengthen bonds of friendship & collaboration among students of all ages.

2 grade students became game makers and engineers. As part of our OpenSciEd science curriculum, they designed and built functional toys especially for first grade students. They created sketches, conducted interviews, & brought their ideas to life using recycled materials.

St. Patrick’s Celebration at KCP! Our campus turned greener than ever as we celebrated with joy, creativity, and lots of school spirit.From fun activities to festive outfits, our students embraced the magic of the day and made it unforgettable.Lucky to be part of the KCP family!

Our Seniors revisited the letters they wrote in 5th grade, inspired by Oh, the Places You'll Go! by Dr.Seuss. What began as childhood dreams became a moment to reflect on who they were, who they are today, and who they are becoming!

📚 Oh, the Fun We Had! Dr. Seuss Week Wrap-Up! 🎩✨ What a "Whoville-tastic" week we had at the Burton B. Fox Library! From March 9th to the 13th, our hallways were filled with rhyme, and a whole lot of imagination as we celebrated the wonderful world of Dr. Seuss.

Our athletes participated in the BIG GAMES, hosted by the British International School MORE: facebook.com/colegiokcparri… 🐯💛🖤

Fierce. Focused. Fearless. 🐯🔥 Recap of our Friday FINAL ROAR day with the Class of 2026. From the Honor Walk to the powerful words shared by our alumni, this day was designed to remind us all that we’re always ready to roar and give our best in every challenge. Go Tigers!

Fierce. Focused. Fearless. 🐯🔥 The Class of 2026 will leave their mark. From the Honor Walk to the inspiring words from our alumni, today we reaffirmed that being a Tiger is for life. We’re ready to roar loud this Sunday! Go Tigers! #KCPExcellingForward

On March 11th, our First Graders celebrated the 101st Day of School in the most paw-some way: inspired by the beloved movie 101 Dalmatians! They had fun participating in 101-themed math & literacy activities, counting and creating collections of 101 items! Go pups! ✨

Today we highlight Sister Cristina Vargas, Class of 2007.She is a Salesian Sister (FMA) serving as a missionary in Tunisia, Africa, where she works in the education of vulnerable children. Over the past 7 years, she has dedicated her life to mission work in Africa as an educator.