Technology and Aviation Shine at the FILSD 2026
The International Book Fair of Santo Domingo (FILSD 2026) expands its programming with technological experiences, flight simulators, and robotics, bringing the public closer to aviation and innovation.
Tag: educación
300 scholarships for Dominican youth in New York, announces President Abinader
President Luis Abinader announced the creation of 300 scholarships for Dominican students in New York, covering undergraduate, graduate and ITLA, in a meeting with youth in Washington Heights.
AI in Dominican education: is it the key to reducing inequalities?
Tech entrepreneur Chris Corcino argues that artificial intelligence, used with the right methodology, can be a tool for social mobility in the Dominican Republic.
FP demands educational emergency declaration in Santiago due to severe school problems
The Fuerza del Pueblo (FP) bloc of deputies requested that the Government declare an educational emergency in the Santiago province, citing a lack of seats, overcrowding, and stalled…
Dominican Teachers Association clarifies no position on creole language teaching in public schools
The Dominican Teachers Association (ADP) stated that it has not adopted an official stance on the possible teaching of the creole language in public schools, clarifying that the…
Moral and Civic as a mandatory subject
The Chamber of Deputies of the Dominican Republic approved a bill that seeks to make the teaching of the Moral and Civic subject mandatory in the pre‑university education…
Education adapted to productive vocations
The Minister of Education, Luis Miguel De Camps, proposed the need to adapt the Dominican education system to the productive vocations of each province.
Valverde: Court Imposes Coercive Measure on Teacher in Minor Case
The court of the province of Valverde has imposed a three-month coercive measure on teacher Miguel Antonio Solís in the framework of an investigation involving a minor of…
Cuba begins school year with teacher shortage and uniform scarcity
Havana, September 1: Cuba will start the school year with a 73% teacher coverage, lack of school uniforms, and continuous power outages that will affect the educational process.