Public and private schools in the Dominican Republic.
The main language in public schools is Spanish. Private schools are usually taught in English, but since most children are Hispanic - the Child actually learns two languages in parallel.
In general, the schools of the Dominican Republic are distinguished by friendly collectives, an excellent relationship between older and younger students.
The cost of teaching for students differs in different institutions. The maximum is about 7000 US dollars per academic year, also depending on the age of the child. Schools of the middle level - about 350-400 dollars a month. There are municipal Spanish-language schools - almost free. There are schools with a church bias. Additional fees for meals, school uniforms, school books, and materials may also be charged. Students have a school uniform, unique for each school. Usually, the female form does not differ from the male one.
What will happen after graduation in the Dominican Republic?
Schools accredited by the Ministry of Education of the Dominican Republic offer certificates valid for admission to the universities of the Dominican Republic, Europe, United States & other countries. Nevertheless, those who are planning to pursue higher education in the US can finish the school, which was accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools of the United States (SACS). Those who are interested in studying in Europe should consider the school in which the International Baccalaureate program is used.
Private schools on the island.
- "International school"
One of the best (and one of the most expensive) schools is located in Sosua and serves the cities of Sosua, Cabarete and Puerto Plata. It has classes from Pre-K to Grade 12 and offers degree programs from both the US and the Dominican Republic. Lessons are taught in English, and teachers have certificates in their field.
Website: http://www.issosua.com
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School "Garden Kids School"
It is a private bilingual school. Located in El-Batey, Sosua, Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic. It was founded in 1998 by Mr. Joel Fajardo and Ms. Ivis Castillo Fajardo (Academic Director) to meet the needs of Dominican and foreign families residing in the Dominican Republic who are interested in obtaining the quality education in English and Spanish. SCIS offers all levels of education from kindergarten (2 years) to the twelfth grade.
Website: http://www.gardenkids.edu.do
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Christian School of Santiago
It is the only American accredited Christian school in the American style. It has about 515 pupils.
Website: http://www.santiagochristianschool.org
- La Romana. Abraham Lincoln School.
From kindergarten to 12th grade. It is located in Central Romana.
Tel. 809 523-3333 or 1 809 687 7787.
- Centro Cultural Dominico-Americano
He is affiliated with Instituto Cultural Dominico-Americano (ICDA) in Santo Domingo.
Tel. 809 582 6627
International School of Santo Domingo.
Website: www.intlschool.com
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School Carol Morgan (Santo Domingo).
Founded in 1933, there are about 850 students from preschool age and up to 12th grade. All teachers have certificates in their field and many teachers from the United States. The school is accredited by SACS with the support of the US Department of State.
Website: http://www.cms.edu.do
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American school of Santo Domingo.
Founded in 1981, offers American-style training, a total of about 700 students, from preschool to 12th grade. The school is accredited by SACS.
Website: http://www.assd.edu.do
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Universities in the Dominican Republic.
They offer all kinds of higher education. They have a pronounced shortage of students. Are ready to accept students of any countries with certificates of attorney. Education is not expensive, affordable.
If you are looking for a school in which you or your children want to improve their knowledge of Spanish, English or French - you can always consider the Cabaret Institute of Languages. On the north coast of the Dominican Republic. Their qualified teachers from Spain, Europe, and Latin America will help you learn a foreign language in the Dominican Republic.
Web site: http://www.cabaretelanguage.com