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Dominican Republic, Santo Domingo
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LAM School International serves students from 20 months (Nido) through 12th grade, with Preschool, Elementary, and a Middle & High School division. Middle and High School classrooms are located in a separate wing within the LAMS facilities. The school day for early years runs from 7:30 AM to 1:00 PM, Monday through Friday. The campus includes a library, a computer lab, a block center, and a mini gym, with regular activities such as Show & Tell in the early years. The curriculum is bilingual with core subjects taught in English and some Spanish as required by the Dominican Ministry of Education.
Dance, Basketball, and Volleyball are offered as extracurricular activities. Images on the student life pages show basketball and volleyball events in on-site facilities.
The school provides education from Nido through 12th grade with a bilingual program; core subjects are taught in English, and some subjects are taught in Spanish as required by the local Ministry of Education. Elementary education covers grades 1–5 with self-contained classrooms and an English Immersion program. Middle and High School (grades 6–12) are housed in a separate wing of the campus. The school uses the Consensus Curriculum and Scholastic Reading Inventory in its program. Library access, a computer lab, a block center, and a mini gym are part of the school's academic facilities.
Dance, Basketball, Volleyball.
LAM School International is a Dominican Republic-based bilingual school serving students from 20 months through 18 years (Nido to 12th grade). The preschool day runs 7:30–1:00, Monday through Friday. Elementary (grades 1–5) features self-contained classrooms and an English Immersion program for core subjects, with Spanish provided as required by the Ministry of Education. Middle and High School (grades 6–12) are in a separate wing and use block scheduling to support pre-college preparation; core subjects are taught in English with some Spanish as required. The curriculum blends a bespoke approach with Montessori elements and is delivered through the LAMS Consensus Curriculum, with Scholastic Reading Inventory used to measure reading growth. Facilities include a library, computer lab, block center, and a mini gym. Extracurriculars include Dance, Basketball, and Volleyball; Art and Music are integrated into Pre-Kinder and Elementary. An Afternoon Program offers after-school care. LAM is accredited by ACI since 2007 and affiliated with AAIE since 2011.
