Very different from American public and private schools. Dominican schools all, public or private, have to use school uniformes, education is a bit more striced but the best thing is that you don't have to worry about social groups cause there are no bully jocks are cheerleaders who make fun of you because everyone feels the same and no one is higher than the other.
To give you and idea, the system works just like in the states. Kinder to 4th year of high shcool and college. the teach English and spanish and all related subjects just as in the state.
School is: ecuela (if it is public) or colegio (if it is private). Spanish is spoken in the Dominican Republic, so it is a Spanish translation.
very bad they have noting aned no books
Yes, education is mandatory in the Dominican Republic for children ages 5 to 14. Students are required to attend primary and secondary school as part of the country's education system.
It was basically like being in school. You have your own responsibilities.
Leave?
5 hours
Republica Domincana or in English "The Dominican Republic".
the average Dominican goes to school for 6 years. but some people go to school for an extra 3 more years (college)
tropical
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The Dominican Republic attained independence in 1844.
"Quisqueya" is a nickname for Dominican Republic.
It is like Hawaii beautiful
The island of hispaniola is made up from Haiti and the Dominican Republic