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Dominican Republic, Santiago
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English is the language of instruction. Spanish is taught as part of the curriculum, and students are exposed to the Spanish language and Dominican culture alongside university-preparatory courses. The program spans Primary and Secondary levels (PreK–12).
English-language education is provided. Spanish is integrated into the curriculum, and students articulate ideas in both English and Spanish. Dominican culture and language are introduced alongside university-preparatory coursework.
Located in Santiago, Santiago Christian School offers an English-immersion PK3–12 education. The program blends an American curriculum with AP courses and is U.S.-accredited. Early Childhood and Elementary curricula align with United States Common Core Standards; English language arts use HMH Into Reading and mathematics uses HMH Into Math. FOSS provides K–6 science, and Deep Roots Bible guides Bible instruction; Spanish grammar and Dominican social studies meet MOE requirements. In Secondary, language is central: English-language arts, mathematics, science, American history, and Bible are taught in English, while Spanish grammar, literature, and Dominican social studies are taught in Spanish. Founded in 1967, the school serves PK3–12 with about 655 students, features a library and Health Office, and fosters a biblically grounded culture with Love and Logic and Responsive Classroom. It is recognized by the Dominican MOE and accredited by Middle States and ACSI, with English as the primary language of instruction worldwide.
