Compare Affordable International Schools in Dominican republic

Instructs in French

Ages 3 - 18 years

Pupils 691

LFSD is a French school in Santo Domingo, contracted with AEFE. It delivers the French National Education curriculum from ages 3 to 18 across four cycles plus lycée (Seconde, Première, Terminale). LFSD's Baccalaureat provides direct access to higher education locally and abroad. The school emphasises a plurilingual environment with French as the language of knowledge; English and Spanish are taught from age 6, with EMILE and DNL integrated into the program. The curriculum is defined by France's National Education and recognised by the Dominican Republic's education system. The campus offers a sports program (football, rugby, basketball, girls' volleyball, sailing) and a robust arts program (theatre, visual arts, music) along with after-school activities. LFSD is a non-profit association that promotes democratic participation and sustainable development. It partners with clubs such as Náutico de Santo Domingo, Taekwondo, Ajedrez to enrich student life, preparing ethical citizens for higher education in Europe and America.

Location

The Lycée Français de Saint-Domingue is located in Saint-Domingue, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. The street address is Rafael Damirón Esq. Jime9nez Moya, Centro de los He9roes, Saint-Domingue, Dominican Republic.

Stages

Maternelle (nursery/kindergarten); Elementary; Middle school; High school

Type

French international school; AEFE accreditation

Country affiliation

France (AEFE network)

Application / first‑registration fee (2026–2027)

- Primera inscripción (paid once, per child): DOP 100,000 (French), DOP 149,000 (Dominican nationals), DOP 190,000 (other nationalities). Families already enrolled at LFSD receive a DOP 10,000 reduction on the first‑registration fee.

Annual tuition (by cycle, 2026–2027) — amounts shown are annual totals in Dominican pesos (DOP)

- Maternal (early years)
- First child: Frances DOP 344,000 · Nacionales DOP 379,000 · Other nationalities DOP 478,000.
- Second child: Frances DOP 309,600 · Nacionales DOP 341,100 · Other nationalities DOP 430,200.
- Third child: Frances DOP 258,000 · Nacionales DOP 284,250 · Other nationalities DOP 358,500.

- Elemental (primary)
- First child: Frances DOP 353,000 · Nacionales DOP 388,000 · Other nationalities DOP 490,000.
- Second child: Frances DOP 317,700 · Nacionales DOP 349,200 · Other nationalities DOP 441,000.
- Third child: Frances DOP 264,750 · Nacionales DOP 291,000 · Other nationalities DOP 367,500.

- Collège (middle school)
- First child: Frances DOP 381,000 · Nacionales DOP 424,000 · Other nationalities DOP 526,000.
- Second child: Frances DOP 342,900 · Nacionales DOP 381,600 · Other nationalities DOP 473,400.
- Third child: Frances DOP 285,750 · Nacionales DOP 318,000 · Other nationalities DOP 394,500.

- Lycée (high school)
- First child: Frances DOP 401,000 · Nacionales DOP 450,000 · Other nationalities DOP 566,000.
- Second child: Frances DOP 360,900 · Nacionales DOP 405,000 · Other nationalities DOP 509,400.
- Third child: Frances DOP 300,750 · Nacionales DOP 337,500 · Other nationalities DOP 424,500.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Invoices for tuition and related mandatory charges are issued by the accounting department and must be paid before the 5th of each month. Payments are treated as monthly obligations; the school applies payments to the oldest outstanding debt first. Late payments incur a 1.75% monthly penalty. Debts older than 90 days are subject to legal recovery.

- Invoicing currency and exchange: invoices are issued in Dominican pesos; payments may be made in euros, US dollars or Dominican pesos using the French chancery exchange rate for the month; the rate in force on the day of receipt of payment is used and any bank charges are borne by the payer.

Payment methods and bank details (options)

- Accepted methods: cheque, cash deposit, bank transfer, bank deposit; credit‑card payments are accepted in person at the school cashier for amounts permitted by the school. Cash payments are not accepted at the cashier for mandatory fees or additional charges above DOP 2,500. The school reserves the right to charge bank fees to the payer.

- Bank accounts provided for transfers (named to LICEO FRANCES DE SANTO DOMINGO, INC.):
- Banco Popular Dominicano — Cuenta Corriente Pesos N 00 54 54 04 77.
- Banco BHD León — Cuenta Corriente Pesos N 2450221‑0012.
- Bank (Paris) — Banque Transatlantique / Paris (Euros) — IBAN: FR76 3056 8199 2600 0120 6890, BIC: CMCIFRPP.
- Always indicate the family surname and month/activity in the payment description (school uses the first 30 characters). A receipt is emailed within eight days of payment.

Examination and other mandatory ancillary fees

- Official exam fees (2026–2027): DNB (3ème) DOP 4,000; Baccalauréat 1ère DOP 17,000; Baccalauréat Terminale DOP 20,000. These are charged in addition to the annual tuition where applicable.

- Other ancillary mandatory items and costs:
- LFSD polo (required for outings) sold at reception: DOP 800.
- ID card replacement: DOP 500.
- Correspondence book (carnet de correspondance): DOP 200.
- Costs for school trips, extra‑curricular activities, calculators, textbooks, and any items sold by the school are charged separately and are payable at the time indicated.

Discounts, sibling policy and pro‑rata on mid‑year arrival

- Sibling discounts: the published annual amounts show lower fees for the second and third enrolled children; the school explicitly applies a discount for second and third children as shown in the annual fee schedule. Families with children already enrolled benefit from a DOP 10,000 discount on the first‑registration fee. Any change of nationality in the pupil file affects the tuition level from the following month. Families who join during the school year receive a prorated discount on tuition; any month started is due in full.

Boarding

- Boarding is not applicable; no boarding fees are listed. Tuition and ancillary charges shown are for day schooling.

Refunds, absences and withdrawal

- First‑registration fees may be refunded under certain conditions; the school states that refunds for the first‑registration fee can be made in specific cases.

- Temporary absences (any duration) do not entitle the family to a reduction in tuition. Families who withdraw must pay for the entire month in which they leave. If outstanding debts are not paid, a pupil may be prevented from re‑enrolling until debts are cleared; paid tuition for the current school year may permit reinstatement if debts are resolved.

Summary of payment practicalities

- Annual tuition is published by cycle and by nationality; amounts above are the annual totals in DOP for the 2026–2027 school year. Tuition is billed monthly; invoices are due before the 5th of each month and may be paid in DOP, EUR or USD using the chancery exchange rate. Late payments incur 1.75% monthly interest and serious arrears lead to legal recovery procedures. Exam, uniform and other ancillary charges are invoiced separately as required.

Curriculum

The curricula are defined by the French National Education and are recognized by the Dominican Republic's education system. The LFSD follows the French framework across four cycles and the lycée: Cycle 1 (PS, MS, GS); Cycle 2 (CP, CE1, CE2); Cycle 3 (CM1, CM2, 6e); Cycle 4 (5e, 4e, 3e) and the lycée (Seconde, Première, Terminale). The Baccalaureat delivered by LFSD provides direct access to higher education in the Dominican Republic. The LFSD emphasizes a plurilingual environment, with French as the language of knowledge; English and Spanish are taught from age 6, and EMILE (English-medium instruction) and DNL (disciplines taught in a language) are part of the program.

Student Teacher Ratio

705 students are expected in September 2025; the school has 51 teachers, giving a student-to-teacher ratio of about 14:1.

Higher Education Progression

The Baccalauréat delivered by LFSD provides direct access to higher education in the Dominican Republic.

Gifted and Talented

From grade 5 onward, Parcours avenir provides personalized guidance to help students plan their study and career paths, including orientation activities and internships.

Admissions

Applications are open until Tuesday, March 31, 2026. The LFSD will accept applications for the 2026-2027 school year for students born in 2023 or earlier. For Kindergarten students, it is not necessary to speak French. Applications are submitted online at lfsd.eduka.school. Fees are payable in 10 monthly installments from June 2026 to May 2027. After your application is reviewed, you will be informed by email of the next steps. Personalized interviews begin in January 2026; responses to families begin in April 2026. Once the admission decision for your child is received, definitive admission is contingent on payment of enrollment fees, which must be paid by fixed deadlines. First-time enrollment fees: French nationals 100,000 DOP; Dominican nationals 149,000 DOP; other nationalities 190,000 DOP. Sibling discount for LFSD families on the first enrollment of a sibling: 10,000 DOP.

Scholarships

AEFE scholarships are available to children of French families living abroad. They are offered by local commissions established at diplomatic or consular posts and allocated after advice of a national commission established at the AEFE directorate. To qualify for AEFE scholarships, children must be French nationals and enrolled, or in the process of enrollment, at the French consulate. For more information, consult the AEFE site. The AEFE 2026-2027 scholarship campaign for French children living in the Dominican Republic has been published on the Embassy's site.

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Domínico Americano School

Instructs in English, Spanish

Ages 6 - 18 years

Fees DOP 6,140 - 8,180

Pupils 800

Type Co-educational

Domínico Americano School is a binational institution serving students aged 6 to 18 with a USA-type curriculum and United States affiliation. The program enables transfer to and from accredited American or Dominican institutions and supports admission to American or Dominican universities. For students continuing locally, the curriculum provides necessary Spanish competencies. It combines an American-based framework with a bespoke program tailored to Dominican educational needs. Student life blends academics with culture. The calendar features choral concerts and a school play, including a choral tribute to Dominican identity. Cultural events include Carnival Gala and Francophonie Day, alongside social activities such as Valentines Day and Bake Sales. Leadership and professional opportunities are highlighted by the ACCAS Youth for Global Issues Conference and Expo. Wellbeing and mentorship initiatives, such as Attitude & Values recognition and the Parents' School Program, support the school community. The Virtual Science Week 2020 demonstrates an emphasis on science globally.

Location

Located in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. The main campus is at Av. Abraham Lincoln 21, Santo Domingo. The Domínico Americano School describes itself as part of an authentic binational community. It uses a USA-type school curriculum enabling transfer to and from accredited American or Dominican institutions.

Stages

Preschool; Elementary; Middle School; High School

Type

Binational school with USA-type curriculum

Additional learning support

ESL program; SSL program

Country affiliation

United States

Application / New-admission fee
- New-admission (registration) fee for new students or students re-entering after three or more years off roll: US$600 for Preschool; US$800 for School (primary/secondary).

Tuition fees (annual) by year group
- Preschool (annual tuition, in US$):
- Toddler: US$3,900.
- Nursery: US$3,900.
- Pre-Kinder: US$4,100.
- Kinder: US$4,600.
- Elementary / Primary (annual tuition, in US$):
- 1st grade: US$5,100.
- 2nd grade: US$5,500.
- 3rd grade: US$5,700.
- 4th grade: US$5,800.
- 5th grade: US$5,900.
- Middle School (annual tuition, in US$):
- 6th grade: US$5,900.
- 7th grade: US$6,100.
- 8th grade: US$6,300.
- High School (annual tuition, in US$):
- 9th grade: US$6,600.
- 10th grade: US$6,900.
- 11th grade: US$7,100.
- 12th grade: US$7,200.
- Tuition amounts are quoted as annual fees in US dollars. The school offers a variety of payment plans that divide the annual tuition into equal consecutive installments; the per-installment amount equals the annual tuition divided by the number of installments selected under the chosen plan.

Books, curriculum resources & technology (one-off at registration)
- These fees are paid in full at registration and are not eligible for discounts or financing. Fees (US$) by grade: Toddler US$280; Nursery US$280; Pre-Kinder US$280; Kinder US$490; 1st US$590; 2nd US$640; 3rd US$640; 4th US$590; 5th US$590; 6th US$590; 7th US$580; 8th US$650; 9th US$620; 10th US$620; 11th US$720; 12th US$720. The kit includes school resources and technology items specified in the registration component.

Other mandatory and occasional fees
- Parent Committee fee: RD$2,500.00 per family.
- Graduation / recognition fees: Kinder US$70; 6th grade US$70; 8th grade US$70; 12th grade US$260.
- Special academic program fees: Annual fee US$340 applies to certain programs (examples shown include Advanced Placement, SAT / College Board-related and National Honor Society components); ESL / SSL and other special-program fees are charged in full at registration or when assigned. Sports program subsidy requires a semester payment (sports contribution indicated as US$100 per semester where a 75% subsidy applies in specified levels).

Billing schedule and payment terms
- First payment at registration: the initial payment includes the first tuition installment plus any applicable book/resource kit, admission fee (if applicable), program fees and graduation fees. Subsequent installments follow the selected payment plan in equal consecutive payments starting the month of registration.
- Payment-plan options: plans are offered that permit payment in a single payment or multiple consecutive installments (examples shown in the school schedule include 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8 and 9-installment plans). Early-payment discounts and interest charges vary by plan and payment method; sample discounts in the published plan matrix include a 10% discount for the single-payment option, 5% for a two-payment option, and 2.5% for a three-payment option when paid by the stated deadlines. Exact plan selection deadlines and any financing interest depend on the plan chosen; the school publishes specific cut-off dates for each plan (examples of plan-deadline dates are May 29–31, June 30, July 31 and August 7, 2026, depending on the plan). Families choosing recurring credit-card plans are required to register a credit card to activate automatic payments; paper or in-person payment at the school cashier and direct bank transfers are also accepted. Late-payment charges apply to overdue instalments.
- Late registration: the last day to register for the school year without a late-registration fee is listed as August 3, 2026; late-payment fees are applied to overdue plan payments.

Refund and withdrawal policy
- The new-admission (registration) charge is non-refundable.
- Refund of tuition: the policy states that up to 70% of the tuition payment may be refunded if parents submit a written withdrawal and refund request to school administration before July 31, 2026; no tuition refunds are issued after that date. Specific administrative procedures must be followed to request the refund.

Boarding / residential provision
- The Domínico Americano School operates as a day school and does not publish boarding or residential fees; boarding is not applicable.

Fee-payment methods and practical instructions
- Accepted payment methods: payment in cash or by credit card at the school cashier; bank transfer to the school's accounts; and recurring credit-card payments (automatic debit) for eligible plans. Payments in Dominican pesos are converted using the daily Banco Popular exchange rate shown at the time of payment. Families paying by bank transfer must send the payment proof to pagosdas@icda.edu.do and include parent identification, contact details, student name and the selected payment plan; request for an official fiscal invoice (NCF) must be made when sending the payment proof. Bank accounts are listed in the school's published registration documents (accounts in RD$ and US$ with Banco de Reservas and Banco Popular).

Notes on timing and applicability
- All figures above are the published amounts for the 2026–2027 school year and apply under the school's stated registration, payment-plan and refund policies for that academic year.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school integrates social and emotional learning through a Social Well-Being focus in the academic calendar and a Value & Attitude of the Month program.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The school offers ESL (English as a Second Language) program by referral and SSL (Spanish as a Second Language) program by referral as part of DAS Special Programs.

Mental Wellbeing

Mental wellbeing is a core principle, with the school providing a warm, safe and welcoming environment in which students can grow and learn.

Safeguarding

The school has a Child Protection Policy aligned with the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child and Dominican law; it includes procedures to identify and intervene in abuse, neglect or bullying, training for staff and families, and integrated protection measures across school procedures.

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ISLA Academy - Cabarete

Instructs in English, Spanish

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees DOP 7,260 - 9,460

Type Co-educational

ISLA Academy Cabarete is a private international school offering Pre-K through 12th grade with an American Curriculum and Advanced Placement options. The Cabarete campus (Playa Laguna) features extensive outdoor space, a dedicated sports facility, a garden, a treehouse, a rock wall, a zipline, a mud kitchen, and a breezy patio with lawn areas. Classes are taught primarily in English by internationally certified teachers, and the school operates an exclusively inquiry-based program that connects learning to real-world contexts. Each student follows an individualized learning plan shaped by their level, interests and learning style, with language support woven into daily lessons. An additional campus at Las Terrenas complements the program. Facilities include a library, a cafeteria serving meals from the on-site ISLA garden, and after‑school clubs from 3:00 to 6:30 PM. The Director and Co-founder is Sean Bennett, and the Founding Curriculum Coordinator is Franco Rodriguez. Real-world projects and outdoor learning opportunities.

Location

Cabarete Campus, ISLA Academy. Located in Cabarete, Playa Laguna, Dominican Republic. The campus is next to Sea Horse Ranch along the Rt. 5 coastal highway toward Puerto Plata.

Stages

Pre-K to 12th Grade

Type

private international school

Pupil Nationality Mix

ISLA Academy Cabarete enrolls students from all over the world.

Additional learning support

100% individual support with Development Plans; supports students with high abilities and special educational needs.

Country affiliation

Dominican Republic

School day structure

Preschool day options include a flexible schedule (3–5 days per week) with Half Day 8:00–13:00 or Full Day 8:00–15:00; sample day includes a typical 8:00–9:00 morning routine, 12:00–12:30 lunch, and afterschool 15:00–18:30.

Registration / Application fees

- Annual registration fee by phase (Cabarete, 2026/27):
- Preschool (Ages 3–4 / Phase 1 PreK–Kinder): USD 660.
- Phase 2 (Grades 1–2) / Phase 3 (Grades 3–4): USD 780.
- Phase 4 (Grades 5–6) / Phase 5 (Grades 7–8): USD 810.
- Phase 6 (Grades 9–10) / Phase 7 (Grades 11–12): USD 860.

Tuition fees by year group (annual and per-term guidance)

- Annual tuition by phase (Cabarete, 2026/27):
- Preschool (Ages 3–4 / Phase 1 PreK–Kinder): USD 6,600 per year.
- Phase 2 (Grades 1–2) / Phase 3 (Grades 3–4): USD 7,800 per year.
- Phase 4 (Grades 5–6) / Phase 5 (Grades 7–8): USD 8,100 per year.
- Phase 6 (Grades 9–10) / Phase 7 (Grades 11–12): USD 8,600 per year.

- Per-term guidance: the school publishes annual tuition amounts. For families who prefer term-style breakdowns, the annual tuition divided into equal instalments gives the following examples (calculated for convenience):
- Preschool annual USD 6,600 → approx. USD 2,200 per term (annual ÷ 3).
- Phase 2/3 annual USD 7,800 → approx. USD 2,600 per term (annual ÷ 3).
- Phase 4/5 annual USD 8,100 → approx. USD 2,700 per term (annual ÷ 3).
- Phase 6/7 annual USD 8,600 → approx. USD 2,867 per term (annual ÷ 3).

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Payment-plan options and consequences:
- One payment: registration fee waived and 6% discount applies.
- Two equal payments: registration fee waived.
- Monthly payments: available by written agreement (monthly schedule established in the agreement).

- General payment terms:
- All payments are non-refundable.
- A 10% tuition discount applies to each younger sibling after the first enrolled child.

Boarding fees (if applicable)

- No boarding program or boarding fees are listed in the school's published tuition and fee schedule for the Cabarete campus. The published fees cover day-school tuition and associated items noted below.

Other costs and required / optional fees

- Senior dues: USD 500 (due February 1, 2026, as listed in the published schedule).
- Basic learning materials and lunch: provided to all students (no separate standard charge listed for these items in the published schedule).
- Field trips, after-school clubs, and private tutoring: not included in tuition; costs vary and are charged separately.
- Computer requirement and rental: Students in Phase 2 and up are required to bring a computer daily. If a student arrives without a computer, the school office may provide one (if available) at a stated rate of USD 3 per day.
- Optional additional accreditation (may apply to some high-school students): examples and optional fees were listed for prior year materials (e.g., Clonlara accreditation was listed at USD 250–2,000 in the previous schedule). Contact accounts for specifics if additional accreditation is recommended.
- Uniforms / school clothing: no dedicated uniform fee is listed in the published Cabarete fee schedule. Costs for optional or required uniforms, if applicable, are not shown in the published tuition document.

Refund and withdrawal policies

- Refund policy: All payments are non-refundable as stated in the published fee schedule.

Fee payment options (methods and contacts)

- Payment schedules accepted: one-payment (with discount), two-payment, or monthly payments by written agreement as noted above.
- Specific payment methods (credit card, bank transfer, international wire) are not itemized in the published fee schedule; families should use the school accounts contact for precise instructions and available methods: isla.accounts@islaacademy.com.

Additional operational notes on fees

- Fees shown are annual amounts by phase for the Cabarete campus and apply to full-year enrolment. Contact isla.accounts@islaacademy.com for pricing if enrolling for less than a semester or for bespoke arrangements.

Curriculum

Pre-K to 12th grade with a high-quality, rigorous, and personalized curriculum taught primarily in English. The school offers an exclusively inquiry-based method of learning, with internationally certified, experienced teachers.

Higher Education Progression

Exams are governed by Cambridge or Pearson and are internationally recognised. Cambridge and Pearson International AS & A Levels are used to gain places at leading universities worldwide, including the UK, Ireland, USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, India, Singapore, Egypt, Jordan, South Africa, the Netherlands, Germany and Spain.

Gifted and Talented

Differentiated instruction with tailored teaching in each subject and individual learning plans. Language support is woven into daily lessons, and additional support is available through a learning support team (remedial teacher and an educational psychologist).

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school emphasizes happiness as a core goal of education and believes learning happens through experience, collaboration, and social interaction across ages. The school uses an exclusively inquiry-based method of learning and encourages learning in nature, teamwork, and understanding of self and world.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The Cabarete team has educators who provide curricular adaptations for children with educational support. Staff have experience with autism in regular classrooms, and there are workshops for parents and teachers on children's neurological, socio-emotional, and motor development.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The school teaches all classes primarily in English; in Preschool and Phase 1 there is always a Spanish language instructor on hand. The majority of staff are bilingual and most students speak more than one language; ESL is supported with demonstrated success.

Mental Wellbeing

A clinical psychologist (Cristina Ricart) is part of Cabarete's staff to support student wellbeing; she emphasizes creating a safe space for students and has training in areas including school dropout prevention and reintegration.

Safeguarding

Discipline policies state that bullying or disrespect is not tolerated; students are encouraged to care for others and their belongings, and academic honesty is expected. There is guidance on safe and ethical use of technology.

Admissions

1. Apply online is easy. ISLA Academy serves Pre-K to 12th grade, and the application process is laid out in several steps to ensure you have everything you need. 2. Gather documents. You will need scanned copies or clear photos of the passport or birth certificate, vaccination records, and for all applicants age 7 and older a hand-written essay explaining why they would like to attend ISLA Academy plus a video to help the school get to know the applicant. You should also include any records of learning support and/or behavioral issues and the most recent school reports (for students entering Middle or High School, from the last two years). Copies of both parents' identifications (photos are acceptable) may also be provided. 3. Send a video. Your video should be in English as much as possible and cover topics such as your likes, hobbies, and interests; introduce your family and educational history; outline your future goals; and explain why you want to study at ISLA. 4. Complete the online registration form. 5. Pay the $10 application fee to seal the deal. If you do not use PayPal, there are other payment options available.

Scholarships

ISLA Academy accepts donations to support students and programs. A sponsor can contribute part or all of a student's tuition to participate in ISLA programs. Sponsoring a child provides progressive education to the island's best and brightest regardless of socioeconomic background. Donations are also welcome for the library or game center, technology and science laboratories, and music programs, and volunteers may contribute time or materials (e.g., building and classroom resources).

Waitlist

Enrollment procedures indicate that after submitting the registration materials and paying the enrollment fee, ISLA may offer a place in class or place the student on the waiting list. ISLA admits new children during the academic year, and if a place is not immediately available, a waiting list may be used.

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Saint Thomas School

Instructs in English

Ages 1 - 18 years

Fees DOP 7,750 - 13,400

Type Co-educational

Saint Thomas School in Santo Domingo offers Preschool through High School on a private campus. The American-based curriculum, aligned with Common Core Standards, Next Generation Science Standards, AERO Standards, and the Dominican Republic's mandated curricula, leads to a rigorous college-preparatory program and AP courses for high achievers. The school's eclectic, constructivist approach emphasizes active inquiry, integration of knowledge, and development of social skills for real-world applications. Classes leverage interactive smart boards, high-speed internet, and multimedia resources across science labs, technology spaces, and a large library with digital resources. A dedicated innovation laboratory and applied sciences laboratories support hands-on learning in STEM, while a large multipurpose auditorium hosts events and performances. World languages, arts spaces, and music/dance facilities supplement the curriculum. The 10,000-square-meter campus includes extensive sports facilities, art spaces, a chess room, and after-school programs that promote health, creativity, and leadership. This focus guides students toward international universities. Globally accessible.

Location

Located in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. The campus is in the Arroyo Hondo Viejo area and spans over 10,000 square meters. The address is Juan Tomas Mejía y Cotes

43, Arroyo Hondo Viejo, Santo Domingo.

Stages

Early Childhood (Nido to Kinder); Elementary School (First through Fifth); Middle & High School (Sixth through Twelfth).

Type

Private educational institution offering preschool through high school.

Country affiliation

Dominican Republic; Ministry of Education recognizes Saint Thomas School as operating at primary and secondary levels.

Application fees

- No public, fixed application fee amount is published. The school's pre-registration and admissions process indicates that families must complete a pre-registration form and will be contacted to schedule an in-person visit where all admission details are provided.

Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)

- The school does not publish a detailed tuition schedule for Early Childhood, Elementary, Middle, or High School on the publicly accessible admissions/pre-registration information. Specific per-term and per-year tuition figures are not available in the school's public admissions materials. Families are provided full fee details during the admissions meeting that follows pre-registration.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- A public billing schedule (for example: number of payments per year, due dates by term, or penalties for late payment) is not posted in the school's public admissions or pre-registration materials. Billing and payment terms are handled through the admissions office and are communicated directly to families during the in-person admissions meeting after pre-registration.

Boarding fees (if applicable)

- Saint Thomas School operates as a day school for Preschool through Grade 12; there is no published information indicating an on-campus boarding program or boarding fees. No boarding fee schedule is available.

Other costs and fees (uniforms, books, transport, extracurriculars, deposits, technology, exam fees)

- No itemized public schedule for additional costs such as uniforms, textbooks, transportation, extracurricular fees, enrollment deposit, technology fees, or external exam fees is posted in the publicly available admissions or pre-registration materials. These ancillary costs are provided to families as part of the admissions packet or during the in-person admissions meeting.

Refund information

- There is no publicly posted refund policy or schedule (for application fees, deposits, or tuition) in the school's admissions or pre-registration pages. Refund terms are communicated directly to families during the admissions process.

Fee payment options (credit card, bank transfer, checks, installments)

- A public list of accepted payment methods is not provided in the admissions or pre-registration information. Payment methods and options are addressed by the admissions office and explained to families during the admissions meeting following pre-registration.

How families receive fee information

- Families must complete the school's pre-registration form. After pre-registration, the school contacts the family to schedule an in-person visit; all pertinent admissions and fee information is provided at that meeting. For direct inquiries by phone or email, the school's published office phone and email may be used. Office hours are posted for Monday–Friday.

Summary of availability (academic year requested)

- A detailed, publicly posted fee schedule for the 2026/27 academic year (or for 2025/26) was not found in the school's publicly available admissions or pre-registration materials. The admissions/pre-registration process states that full fee details are provided to families during the in-person admissions meeting scheduled after pre-registration. Because specific fee figures, billing schedules, refund policies, and payment-method lists are not published in the public admissions content, those items must be obtained directly from the school's admissions office.

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