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Domínico Americano School celebrates its Spirit Week with enthusiasm and student creativity

The Domínico Americano School celebrated its traditional Spirit Week from March 23 to 26, an initiative that fosters integration, a sense of belonging, and creative expression among students.

For four consecutive days, the student community engaged in themed activities that brought dynamism and energy to the school environment. The week began on Monday with Crazy Hair Day, where students stood out with original hairstyles and eye-catching accessories.

On Tuesday, Twin Day encouraged friendship and teamwork through coordinated outfits among classmates or small groups. The celebration continued on Wednesday with Mismatch Day, in which students combined colors and patterns creatively while respecting the institutional dress code.

The week concluded on Thursday with Sports Day, a moment when students proudly represented their favorite sports or teams, strengthening school spirit and camaraderie.

This activity is part of the school’s initiatives to enrich the student experience, promoting values such as creativity, collaboration, and institutional identity.

Students participate in a talk on personal protection and environmental care

Students experienced an enriching talk that went beyond personal care, also addressing the importance of protecting our marine ecosystems.

The activity, led by the institution’s ECO Committee, allowed participants to learn about the use of sunscreen not only as a measure to protect the skin, but also as a key action to preserve coral reefs. During the session, it was emphasized how every decision—even before entering the sea—can have a significant impact on the environment.

This initiative was made possible thanks to the support of Dr. Reina de los Santos and her team, who joined this cause with the aim of fostering environmental awareness and promoting responsible actions within the educational community.

Through activities like this, the institution reaffirms its commitment to raising awareness, protecting the present, and caring for the future.

11th grade students present their play launch inspired by Alice in Wonderland

The educational community experienced an unforgettable event with the launch of the 11th grade theatrical production, where student creativity and talent took center stage.

On this occasion, the students presented Alice in Wonderland, successfully transporting the audience to a world full of imagination and fantasy. Through their performances, the young actors not only showcased artistic skills on stage but also demonstrated a high level of commitment, passion, and teamwork.

The staging stood out for its careful production, attention to detail, and the dedication of each participant, highlighting the artistic potential nurtured within the institution.

The event was warmly received by attendees, who enjoyed a magical evening that left a lasting impression on the entire educational community.

Viajecito Criollo Fair celebrates Dominican identity with flavor and tradition 🇩🇴

On Thursday, February 26, as part of the commemoration of Dominican Independence Day, the “Viajecito Criollo” Fair was held—an event filled with culture, flavor, and national pride.

The initiative was organized by students of UNICDA’s Bachelor’s Degree in Tourism and Hospitality Business Administration, who carefully attended to every detail to highlight the traditions, folklore, and joy that characterize the Dominican Republic. Through this experience, they managed to transport attendees on an authentic journey through the best of Dominican culture.

During the fair, visitors enjoyed a wide variety of gastronomic offerings, including fresh fruits, habichuelas con dulce, empanaditas, and chimis, as well as a display of handicrafts that filled the space with color, identity, and creativity.

The event also benefited from the valuable support of the School of Art and Culture, whose participation strengthened the purpose of showcasing and celebrating our roots, promoting recognition and appreciation of Dominican identity.

The “Viajecito Criollo” Fair was consolidated as a space for gathering, learning, and celebration, where culture was experienced in every flavor, every artistic expression, and every shared moment.

We extend our gratitude to all who joined us and became part of this experience that exalts the very best of who we are.

Students are recognized for living the values of February: ‘Reverence for Life and Persistence’

We proudly celebrate our students who were recognized with the Certificate of the Value of the Month for February: Reverence for Life and Persistence.

Their respect for life, for others, and for their environment, together with their ability to persevere and move forward despite challenges, makes them an inspiring example for our entire educational community.

This recognition highlights not only their achievements but also their daily commitment to living these values through their actions.

Congratulations on showing that values are built and reflected every single day!