800 young people from SDN successfully graduate from the BTI municipal program

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Santo Domingo Norte celebrates first municipal graduation of the BTI program

An atmosphere of joy and hope was experienced this Saturday at the Mirador Norte Park, where nearly 800 students from public schools in Santo Domingo Norte celebrated their high school graduation. This event marked a historic milestone as it was the first municipal graduation of the Well-being, Triumph, and Momentum (BTI) program, an initiative promoted by the local City Hall under the administration of Mayor Betty Gerónimo.

The BTI program’s main objective is to provide comprehensive support to young people during the final stage of their secondary education, facilitating the necessary resources so that the completion of their school studies is a memorable and dignified experience.

New academic horizons

For the graduates, this degree is not just the closing of a cycle, but the starting point towards ambitious professional goals. Many of the young people expressed their firm intention to continue their education at the university level, highlighting high-demand areas such as technology, computing, and social sciences.

Very happy, quite grateful for this opportunity that you are giving us. I would love to be able to study Software Engineering and become the best at my job.

Manielis Fabián, graduate.

Stories of personal overcoming marked the day. Several students shared the challenges they faced to reach the goal, from health complications to personal barriers, reaffirming that perseverance was the key to achieving this academic milestone.

An institutional backing

The event was attended by national and municipal authorities, including President Luis Abinader and Mayor Betty Gerónimo, who accompanied the young people in this decisive step toward adulthood. The municipal administration has reiterated its commitment to continue supporting the youth of Santo Domingo Norte through programs that promote well-being and integral development.

  • The BTI program seeks to strengthen support for public sector school graduating classes.
  • The celebration day culminated with an artistic event that featured performances by urban artists Bulin 47 and Crazy Design.
  • The event highlights the importance of collaboration between authorities and young people for the progress of the municipality.

With this first graduating class, Santo Domingo Norte sets a positive precedent in municipal educational management, motivating hundreds of students to envision a future full of possibilities both inside and outside the country.

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