Education

Desperate Mother Who Invented a Math Game to Help Her Son Now Exports Internationally

SANTA ANA, COSTA RICA — What started as a piece of poster board and a pencil at a kitchen table in Santa Ana has transformed into an international educational business. Doña Laura Ortiz García, a Costa Rican mother facing...

Possible Archaeological Discovery Identified During Reconstruction of Pérez Zeledón High School

Authorities from the Ministry of Public Education (MEP) and the National Emergency Commission (CNE) have identified a potential archaeological discovery during the reconstruction process of the Buena Vista Rural High School in Pérez Zeledón. The works are being executed as...

Technical Education for Youth and Adults: COVAO in Cartago Launches Night Programs

The Vocacional de Cartago Technical High School (COVAO) is expanding educational opportunities for the community by offering specialized night technical training programs tailored for youth and adults seeking career advancement or labor market reinsertion. To introduce these options, COVAO will...

Costa Rican Students Show High Curiosity and AI Usage, but Lag in Math and Sciences According to New PISA Report

A recent report by the OECD's Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) reveals a mixed picture for education in Costa Rica. While 15-year-old students fall below the organization's average in mathematics, reading, and science, they stand out positively in...

Costa Rica Reads Less, But Youth and Seniors Drive Book Consumption Gains

Costa Rica is experiencing a paradox in its reading culture. According to the 2025 National Cultural Survey (Encuesta Nacional de Cultura 2025) conducted by CID-Gallup for the Ministry of Culture, the percentage of the population reading books has dropped...

Costa Rica Plans Expansion of 10 New Scientific High Schools

Costa Rica is targeting a major expansion in STEM education with plans to launch at least 10 new scientific high schools. President Laura Fernández announced the initiative during International Youth Day at the Legislative Assembly, emphasizing that the specialized schools...

Careers with the Highest Traditional Preference

The most sought-after options by Costa Rican students have remained consistent over recent years: Medicine and Psychology: Continue to lead interest within the health sector due to their direct human impact. Law and Business Administration: Remain among the alternatives with the...

Environmental Milestone: Costa Rica Becomes the Global Hub for Sustainable Architecture with PLEA 2026

Costa Rica has once again consolidated its position on the international stage as an undeniable leader in the fight against climate change and the promotion of green development. From July 27 to August 1, 2026, the country will serve...

MIT Camp “Patrones Hermosos” Comes to Costa Rica for the First Time to Boost Women in STEM

Young women in Costa Rica interested in science, technology, and engineering have a groundbreaking opportunity ahead of them this year. For the first time ever, Universidad Fidélitas will host Patrones Hermosos (Beautiful Patterns), an international camp developed by the...

17 Costa Rican Music Projects to Receive Funding for Production and Distribution

The country’s leading competitive grant program for music creation will allocate ¢20 million to strengthen national culture Every year, thousands of songs are created in Costa Rica, but their reach is very limited due to the lack of financial support...
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Termatalia 2026: Costa Rica Showcases Sustainable Sensory Journey

OURENSE, Galicia, Spain — Costa Rica’s natural beauty is traditionally defined by its lush rainforests, volcanic landscapes, and pristine...