High School Education

Curriculum

Our high school program offers a rigorous, future-focused curriculum that challenges students to think critically, lead with integrity, and excel in college and beyond, while supporting their social, emotional, and personal growth.

The institution requires that high school students accumulate a minimum of thirty-two (32) credits over a four-year period in order to graduate. Credit is awarded for the successful completion of a course of study comprising at least 110 hours of instruction. A half-credit may be earned through the successful completion of a course requiring 55 to 75 hours of instruction.

University Subjects (College Courses):

University Calculus, Economy, Psychology and Environmental Science, among others, are also offered.

Elective Subjects:

Journalism, Pre-Engineering in Robotics, Advanced Technology, Cinematography, Chess, and Public Speaking, among others.

We are the only institution in the Dominican Republic that offers a Dual Program in partnership with Academica International Studies. This parallel program allows students to complete eight additional courses online and earn a diploma accredited in the United States, thereby enhancing their opportunities to compete for scholarships and facilitating access to American universities.

Our program offers a range of activities, including but not limited to Debate, Model United Nations, Math and Spelling Olympics, Community Service, and Math Club, providing students with opportunities to engage in diverse experiences that complement their academic curriculum.