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Dominican Republic, Santo Domingo
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1. Required documents for all grades. The school requires two original birth certificates for educational purposes, two 2×2 photographs, proof of enrollment from the previous school, medical certificates (general, visual, and dental), vaccination records, and a debt clearance letter from the previous school if transferring from a local school. A copy of the Dominican Republic Ministry of Education MINERD system information Histórico del Sistema de Información del MINERD (historical records) is requested, along with grades from the previous grade level current to the registration date. Copies of parents' local IDs or passports for foreigners and a recommendation or conduct letter from the previous school are also required. For preschool, an auditory certificate and an admissions interview are added to the documents for all grades. Open House sessions are scheduled throughout the year to learn about the school, programs, and facilities. 3302.
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.
