The International Schools Review Forum

After spending some time on here, I have a pretty good idea what schools are the top tier in Asia, Europe, and the Middle East. I have no idea about South America. What schools would you consider to be the top schools in South America? I know you generally can't save as much, but there are some that allow you to save decently.

Here are two threads:

http://internationalschoolsreview.com/v ... merica+top

http://internationalschoolsreview.com/v ... merica+top

And two comments from above:

"Best schools/best in terms of salary (bit subjective): Nido in Chile, Campo in Venezuela, Graded in Brazil and (decent salary) Lincoln in Argentina...and CNG in Colombia"

"The best paying schools in Central and South America are ECA (Campo) in Caracas, Venezuela and Graded in Sao Paulo. However, these are not cities in which you would want to retire."

Thanks. I wasn't doing well with the search function.

Speaking from experience, Graded expects a lot from its teachers. It is a rigorous school. You will put in a lot of hours, but be well compensated for it. Feel free to ask me specific questions about Graded or life in Sao Paulo.