Lincoln School

Lincoln School focuses on the holistic development of students, emphasizing academic, emotional, and social growth. The pedagogical approach is student-centered, utilizing play as a foundational tool in preschool and an integrated curriculum that connects disciplines to real-world challenges. The school aims to foster critical thinking, creativity, and leadership, preparing students to act as agents of change.

The school offers a comprehensive academic program from Preschool through 12th grade, endorsed by the International Baccalaureate (IB) Middle Years Programme (MYP) and Diploma Programme (DP). A core feature is the Entrepreneurship Academy, developed in alliance with the Lewis Institute at Babson College, which teaches students to identify problems and create innovative solutions. The curriculum is integrated across subjects, including science, mathematics, arts, and entrepreneurship, to provide a holistic understanding of the world.

The school prepares students to be versatile thinkers and problem solvers who can positively impact local and global communities. Graduates are supported by college counseling to navigate university admissions, with an emphasis on developing leadership, resilience, and critical thinking skills.

The school provides college counseling services to assist students with university admissions. Additionally, a scholarship committee manages requests for temporary financial assistance for families.

The school manages admissions through a structured application process, with support available for families throughout the transition. Prospective families are encouraged to review detailed registration guides and contact the admissions team for assistance. The school also offers a Founders Scholarship program, with a dedicated committee responsible for identifying and selecting scholarship recipients.

The school operates on an academic year that runs from July to June. The annual cycle includes twelve monthly payments for tuition and fees.

Located on a 7-hectare campus in Santo Domingo de Heredia, the school features a central plaza, specialized classrooms, and a library designed to foster inquiry and critical reading. Sports facilities include four gyms and a soccer field, while the arts center provides space for visual and performing arts. The campus also includes playgrounds tailored to student development needs and a cafeteria managed by Sodexo.

The school offers a robust sports program featuring four gyms and a soccer field, emphasizing teamwork, fair play, and character development. The arts program includes visual and performing arts, supported by a fully equipped arts center and theater. Additionally, students participate in service learning from Pre-Kindergarten through 12th grade, engaging in annual projects that address local and global issues.