Escuela Campo Alegre - Students

Students

Being one of the few international schools in Caracas, ECA has a highly diverse population of students who come from many different parts of the world. These include: Puerto Rico, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, Norway, Guatemala, Germany, Egypt, Canada, Denmark, Syria, South Africa, Kuwait, Trinidad & Tobago, Belgium, Brazil, Chile, Argentina, Venezuela, Mexico, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, India, Lebanon, France, Spain, Bulgaria, Finland, the Netherlands, Italy, Greece, Russia, Peru, Colombia, China, Dominican Republic, Panama, Paraguay, Sweden, Bolivia, Belgium, Malaysia, Indonesia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Chile, CuraƧao, Poland, and the U.S.A. American, Venezuelan, Canadian, Argentine, Colombian, Mexican, and Brazilian are among the most common nationalities of students. Every student from the Middle School through the High School is provided with a DELL laptop or net-book that they use for class and homework. ECA currently has about 655 students.

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