Escuela Lucila Godoy
Schools
Photo coming soonEscuela Lucila Godoy in Linares
Subsidized private · Preschool, Primary, Academic secondary
Escuela Lucila Godoy is a state-subsidized private urban school in Linares that offers early childhood education, primary education and academic secondary education. According to the Ministry of Education, it has 610 students enrolled. It runs a School Integration Program (PIE) for students with special educational needs.
Key information
- Type of school
- State-subsidized private
- Levels
- Early childhood education, primary education and academic secondary education
- Enrollment
- 610 students
- Monthly fee
- CLP 25,001 to 50,000
- Area
- Urban
- Inclusion program (PIE)
- Yes
- RBD
- 3311
Source: Ministry of Education: school profile (MIME) and Official School Directory 2025. Details may change; please confirm directly with the institution. Are you part of this organization and want to update the listing or send us a photo? Write to us.
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