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AT NHS, we believe the best way to discover our educational approach is to experience it firsthand. Visit our campus, explore our facilities, meet our team, and discover how our Learning.First™ approach supports every student’s academic, personal, and social development.
During your visit, we’ll be happy to answer your questions about the academic experience, from our bilingual approach and co-curricular opportunities to the admissions process and the support we provide throughout each stage of your child’s education.
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Two campuses, one strong legacy
Experience an exceptional bilingual, international education, backed by a 49-year legacy, at our Santo Domingo and Santiago campuses, bringing the New Horizons School educational model to families in the country’s two main cities.
International bilingual curriculum
Prepare for future success through our bilingual curriculum, which combines the Dominican National Curriculum with internationally recognized U.S academic standards, including CCSS and NGSS, as well as Advanced Placement (AP) courses.
Academic excellence
Graduate ready for an international academic future through our NEASC-accredited curriculum, with every High School student achieving at least B2 English proficiency and 50% reaching C1 or C2 level.
Multilingualism
Develop strong fluency in English and Spanish through our fully bilingual model, with continuous, progressive immersion from 9 months old, supported by digital tools such as iPads and FlashAcademy.
Life competencies
Be equipped with future-ready skills through the ISP Life Competencies framework – a life skills framework supported by Camtree, part of Huges Hall at the University of Cambridge.
Personalized education
Progress through a personalized learning journey, guided by dedicated teachers who use active learning approaches, individualized tracking, and assessments such as NWEA MAP to support each student’s needs and continuous progress.
Safeguarding
Thrive in a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment through our Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) Program and robust safeguarding protocols, which prioritize wellbeing and help every student feel secure, valued, and supported.
Diverse community
Develop an authentic global mindset in a truly international community representing 40+ nationalities, supported by faculty from 12 countries and enriched by meaningful cultural exchange.
Career guidance
Prepare for leading international universities with personalized career profiling, AI-powered tools, and individual guidance - helping 92% of students gain admission to their university of choice in the Dominican Republic, the US, Canada, or Europe.
International opportunities
Connect, collaborate, and learn with students worldwide through ISP's International Learning Opportunities for Students (ILOS), participating in projects, challenges, and experiences that foster a global mindset.
Life beyond academics
Discover new interests and develop individual talents through a comprehensive co-curricular program featuring debate clubs, Model United Nations (MUN), robotics, and sports such as soccer, badminton, volleyball, and rhythmic gymnastics.
Excellence in Debate
Discover a Debate Team ranked 64th among more than 3,000 teams and recognized as a member of the prestigious 400 Club. Celebrate 21 students who earned 1° at the CODED World Championship in Tokyo, competing against participants from 40+ countries.
New Horizons School students collaborate with peers around the world through global skill-building programmes and learning opportunities as part of the International Schools Partnership network.
New Horizons School has two conveniently located campuses in Santo Domingo and Santiago, each offering a safe, welcoming environment where students can thrive at every stage of their development.The Santo Domingo campus, located on Sarasota Avenue, offers a school transportation service with designated routes to support families across the area. The Santiago campus, located in Los Jardines Metropolitanos, does not offer school transportation, but its convenient location makes it easily accessible for families living nearby.
