Secondary Division
The secondary division of Santiago Christian School consists of the Middle School and the High School. The Middle School includes students in grades 7 and 8. Students in High School are enrolled in grades 9 through 12.
Middle School
Junior High School marks students' journey of growth from young, eager elementary students into maturing, independent students. It is a time of remarkable physical change and should also be a time of intellectual expansion, personal discovery, and spiritual growth. The goal of the Santiago Christian Middle School Program is to guide students through this wonderful time of life with a view toward helping them become personas íntegras, reflecting Jesus in faith, character, wisdom, and influence.
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High School
The highest level of the secondary division at Santiago Christian School is the High School. The High School includes students in grades 9 to 12. The High School course of study is designed with two ends in mind: To equip students with the academic skills needed to succeed in college and beyond and to build strong character modeled after Jesus, which will serve as a guide for each student's future.
Academic subjects at the high school level are taught by highly qualified teachers, many of whom have earned advanced degrees in their subject areas. Teachers combine rigorous instruction and exploration of their subjects with a faith-based and Christ-centered perspective. Teachers challenge students to go beyond memorization to analysis, evaluation, debate, collaboration, and creative expression – all within a global perspective. The academic program prepares students to enroll and thrive at competitive universities in the United States and the Dominican Republic, as well as other international universities.