Stories that Unite Us: Let the Bell of Freedom Ring inspires our students to find their own voice through art
Stories that Unite Us: Let the Bell of Freedom Ring inspires our students to find their own voice through art. As part of the project “Stories that Unite Us: Let the Bell of Freedom Ring,” students had the opportunity to meet with Irene González, a specialist in established leaders from the U.S. Embassy, and the […]
High School Students Receive a Talk on the Risks of Substance Use During Safety Week
During Safety Week, a very important talk titled “Risks of Substance Use and Vaping Devices” was held, led by Dr. Edison Rodríguez for students in grades 8 through 12.
During the session, Dr. Rodríguez addressed the dangers associated with substance use and vaping, providing our youth with valuable information about the negative effects these can have on their physical and mental health. The students actively participated, asking questions and sharing their concerns, which created a collaborative and dynamic learning environment.
The talk not only emphasized the importance of making informed decisions but also provided students with key tools to resist social pressure and promote healthy lifestyles. Dr. Rodríguez highlighted how these decisions can have a lasting impact on the well-being of young people.
We thank Dr. Rodríguez for his dedication and for helping our students build a safer and healthier future.
Together, we continue to promote health and well-being in our school community!
7th and 8th grade students participated in a talk about emergency assistance during Safety Week
Our 7th and 8th grade students had the opportunity to participate in the conference titled You are the Help, Until Help Arrives, presented by Dr. Chanel Reyes. This talk focused on the importance of knowing how to provide assistance in emergency situations before professionals arrive.
During the conference, the students learned valuable and practical techniques to act effectively in critical moments. Dr. Reyes shared her extensive experience in the field, offering advice on how to stay calm and properly assess an emergency situation.
We deeply appreciate Dr. Chanel Reyes for her dedication and for sharing her valuable knowledge with our students. We hope our young people carry these teachings with them to be better prepared in the future!
Dr. Wandy Mejía Caid Promotes Nutritional Education to Our Students During Health and Safety Week
During Safety Week, we had the honor of welcoming Dr. Wandy Mejía Caid, who led the talk titled ‘How Should I Eat?’ aimed at 5th to 8th grade students.
In this session, our Cougars explored the importance of maintaining a balanced diet and learned about the different food groups and their impact on health. Dr. Wandy shared valuable tips and answered numerous questions, creating an interactive and curious environment that fostered learning.
Without a doubt, it was an enriching experience for everyone. We thank Dr. Wandy for providing such valuable information and for contributing to the nutritional education of our students. Her commitment to health and well-being is inspiring!
10th and 11th Grade Students Learn About Road Safety During Safety Week
Our 10th and 11th grade students received valuable information during Safety Week, this time from the company Autohaus, which organized a talk on road safety.
It was an excellent opportunity to learn about the importance of being responsible drivers and how to protect themselves on the roads, avoiding behaviors that can endanger lives, such as using a cell phone while driving.
During the talk, the students heard an emotional testimony from a family who shared an important prevention message with our youth.
We thank Autohaus for their commitment to education and for helping to form more responsible citizens. Together, we promote a culture of safety on the streets!
Santo Domingo Firefighters Carry Out Fire Drill in Our School During Safety Week
During Safety Week, we conducted a fire drill in collaboration with the brave firefighters of Santo Domingo at our school. During this activity, our students learned the importance of staying calm and following evacuation protocols in emergency situations.
The firefighters shared valuable tips on how to protect themselves and act safely in case of a fire, emphasizing that safety is our priority. We sincerely thank the firefighters for their support and for teaching us how to handle risky situations with responsibility and preparedness.
These types of activities not only strengthen our school community but also prepare our students to face emergencies effectively. Safety is everyone’s commitment!
High School Students Participate in Financial Education Talk with Specialist Laura Contreras
High School Students Participate in Financial Education Talk with Specialist Laura Contreras 10th, 11th, and 12th Grade Students Have the Opportunity to Participate in an Enriching Talk with Laura Contreras, Head of the Financial Education Section at the Securities Market Superintendence The students had the chance to attend an enlightening talk with Laura Contreras, Head […]
Preschool Celebrates Grandparents’ Day with Special Tribute
Preschool Celebrates Grandparents’ Day with Special Tribute Our little cougars celebrated Grandparents’ Day with a heartfelt and meaningful tribute. On this special day, we honored grandparents, who are the fundamental pillars of our families, carrying stories, wisdom, and unconditional love. The celebration included a series of games and activities designed to show our appreciation for […]
The Dominican American Cultural Institute welcomes the visit of U.S. Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken
The Dominican American Cultural Institute welcomes the visit of U.S. Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken Santo Domingo, D.N. (September 6, 2024). As part of his visit to the Dominican Republic, the Dominican American Cultural Institute had the honor of hosting U.S. Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken. He had the opportunity to interact with […]
