DanaP, CEPCA is actually a fully bilingual school. From their site:
Welcome to PUNTACANA RESORT & CLUB
"The PUNTACANA EDUCATIONAL CENTER offers services of bilingual education in beginner and basic levels. Levels of advanced english are offered where the bilingual program has not been introduced to employees’ children of GRUPO PUNTACANA or to residents of the community of Bávaro-Punta Cana wholly foreigners and residents linked to tourism industry and commerce.
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Through our English and Spanish program we offer an integral education within a natural environment including the care of the environment.
Our curriculum includes art, literature, history, geography, French (
as a third language), sciences, music as well as computer instruction.
French is given as a foreign language from the fifth to the twelfth grade (Fourth year of High School).
In the courses where the bilingual program is not integrated, English lessons are given four hours a week.
As a manner to reinforce the curriculum, the school encourages different academic activities such as: orthography, competition in three languages, sciences and cultural fairs, Math Olympics and scholar rides that bring the students more direct learning experiences."
Also, ..
"The PUNTACANA EDUCATIONAL CENTER has made exchange agreements with universities of the United States by which graduates in education, arts, theater and music will be able to perform their training in this institution. Under this agreement and also with the agreements subscribed with FUNDACIÓN PUNTACANA the teachers and students of the PUNTACANA EDUCATIONAL CENTER, will establish academic contacts through lectures and workshops given by the Universities of Columbia, Harvard, Cornell, Steven, Virginia Tech, University of Miami and Millikin University."
"For a year now, we have been in contact with Millikin University in Decatur Illinois to employ students who have graduated from their School of Education, as well as in other fields such as Art, Music and Theater."
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