Local January 27, 2026 | 11:05 am

Education Ministry launches “Dominicans at 100%” civic values campaign

Santo Domingo.- The Ministry of Education (Minerd) launched the “Dominicans at 100%” campaign this Tuesday as part of the country’s patriotic trimester, with the goal of promoting civic and patriotic values within the educational community. The initiative seeks to strengthen national identity and reinforce the emotional connection with the homeland, positioning schools as spaces where history, values, and national symbols are actively lived and honored.

According to Minerd, the campaign aligns with the teaching of Morality, Civics, and Citizen Ethics, which was formally incorporated into the national curriculum this school year as part of efforts to enhance students’ comprehensive education. Through audiovisual content, educational capsules, and storytelling, the initiative highlights both national heroes and everyday citizens whose actions contribute to a more responsible and supportive society.

A central message of the campaign is “No le bajes!”, a call to maintain a daily commitment to civic responsibility, respect for national symbols, and patriotic values. Minister of Education Luis Miguel De Camps emphasized that the initiative reflects the institution’s vision of fostering values-based education and forming citizens committed to democracy and national development. The ministry added that the campaign supports efforts to strengthen active citizenship and improve the quality of education through meaningful educational communication.

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Jean de Langeron
January 27, 2026 10:25 pm

Patriotic education is very important but in Dominican republic case extremely important is to educate children and the society in large to teach personal responsibility, discipline, respect for the law and person’s private life and freedom, tolerance towards person’s with disabilities, different sexual orientation, and just being polite to the people in general. Teach them to say “I am sorry” and “excuse me”, “thank you” and “please”. And be socially aware, give space for people, in the stores, in supermarkets, in public places. There is a huge lack of such behavior in Dominican society.