School type Private school Denomination Evangelicalism Director Seth Cohen Mascot Santiago Eagle Hour in school day 7 | Religious affiliation(s) Christianity CEEB code 842225 Phone +1 809-570-6140 Number of students 632 | |
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Principals Stacey Pope, Elementary;
Sheila Boehning, Middle School;
Owen Davis, High School Address Autopista Duarte Km. 15 1/2, Santiago De Los Caballeros 51000, Dominican Republic Motto Shaping the Lives of Those who Shape the Nation Accreditations AdvancED, Association of Christian Schools International Similar Jarabacoa Christian School, La Vega Christian School, Oasis Christian School, Colegio Saint David School Profiles | ||
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Santiago Christian School is a US-accredited, English-immersion PK-12 Christian school located in Santiago, Dominican Republic. Its curriculum is similar to that of a US college preparatory school. SCS has been accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools since 1993; in 2011, SCS was also accredited by the Association of Christian Schools International. The school is recognized by the Dominican Ministry of Education and classified as a “monolingual” institution, authorized to deliver its curriculum in a language other than Spanish.
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The school was established as an English language Christian school in 1967 in Santiago, Dominican Republic. Starting with a group of missionaries who were collaborating to tutor their children with the Calvert curriculum, the parents decided in 1967 to hire a full-time teacher and formalize the instruction in a standard school. In fall of 1968, the first kindergarten class was formed. The school was recognized as a non-profit institution by the Dominican government in 1971. The school’s 7-acre campus is located at the eastern edge of the city of Santiago and includes nine buildings, two gymnasiums, a soccer field, and two elementary playgrounds.
Enrollment in 2014-2015 was 632, with students from multiple countries, including Korea, USA, Germany, Netherlands, Mexico, China, Haiti, Canada, and Honduras.