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Dominican Republic, Santo Domingo
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The school operates two campuses in the Dominican Republic: Santo Domingo and Santiago. The Santo Domingo campus is located at 51 Sarasota Av., Santo Domingo.
Early Childhood; Primary; Middle School; High School, bilingual English–Spanish.
Private bilingual international school.
Dominican Republic
Application fees
- The school does charge application/registration-related fees for new entrants, but no public figure for an application fee amount is posted for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic years.
Tuition fees by school year (per term / per year group)
- No public fee schedule showing tuition by year group or per-term amounts for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic years is published on the school's publicly available admissions materials. There are no specific numeric tuition figures available in the school's public pages.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- The school's public admissions pages do not publish a detailed billing schedule (for example: monthly, termly, or annual instalments) or the precise payment terms for families. No public statement of due dates, late-payment penalties, or discount policies was found.
Boarding fees (if applicable)
- New Horizons Bilingual School lists two day campuses (Santo Domingo and Santiago), indicating it operates as day-school campuses rather than as a boarding school. No boarding program or boarding fees are listed.
Other costs or fees (uniforms, transport, meals, exams, materials, extracurriculars, etc.)
- Uniforms and school shop: the school links to a school shop platform (Shop at New Horizons) for uniform and branded items; however, exact uniform prices are not published on the school's public admissions pages.
- Transportation, lunch/meals, extracurricular activity fees, standardized-exam fees, textbook or material fees, and optional program fees are not published on the school's public admissions materials; these categories are referenced as typical school services but no specific charges or price lists are available on the publicly accessible pages.
Refund information
- No publicly available refund policy or schedule (for example: refundability of enrollment fees, pro-rata tuition refunds, or conditions for refunds) is posted on the school's admissions or general information pages.
Fee payment options (credit card, bank transfer, cash, online portal, etc.)
- The school's public pages do not list specific accepted payment methods or the mechanics for paying school fees (for example: which banks, whether credit card payments are accepted, or if an online billing portal is used). Contact information (phone and email) for the school is published for admissions inquiries.
Summary of search and information gaps
- The official New Horizons Bilingual School public admissions and campus pages list campus locations, contact details, and admissions information but do not publish a numeric fee schedule, billing calendar, payment-method details, or refund policy for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic years. The school refers to campus-specific admissions and an online shop for uniforms, but specific monetary amounts for application, tuition (per term or per year group), boarding (no boarding program listed), uniforms, transportation, meals, refunds, and payment methods were not found on the publicly available pages examined.
The school is multicultural with more than 35 nationalities represented among students and teachers.
New Horizons Bilingual School is a private bilingual international school in the Dominican Republic, serving ages from 0 to 18 across two campuses, Santo Domingo and Santiago. Founded in 1977, it offers a continuous English–Spanish bilingual program from preschool through Bachillerato, with instruction delivered in both languages and a bilingual Bachillerato. The Early Childhood program emphasizes holistic development through purposeful learning experiences; Primary focuses on relationships, community involvement, and empowerment; Middle School aims for academic excellence while cultivating critical, innovative, independent, and ethically guided students; High School provides AP courses under College Board guidelines, with AP credits recognized by universities in more than 100 countries. The school is part of the International Schools Partnership, expanding opportunities. Facilities support a sports program—badminton, volleyball, basketball, chess, football, rhythmic and artistic gymnastics—and Esports. A wide array of clubs, including Debate, MUN, Math, Robotics, Arts, and Eco initiatives, enriches learning across both campuses extensively.
