Carol Morgan School, founded in 1984 by Mrs. Carol Morgan and her husband Barney Morgan, is a prominent educational institution in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Originally known as The Little School or the Santo Domingo Calvert School, it was established to provide an English Language/American curriculum education for their children.

With a humble beginning of only five students and one room, the school has grown significantly over the years. Recognizing the importance of companionship, competition, and a well-rounded education, the school's guiding principle has always been to bring children together. In 1949, in appreciation of Mrs.

Morgan's relentless efforts, the school was officially renamed Carol Morgan School (CMS). Since then, CMS has continued to expand and develop. Situated on a donated site, the school has undergone multiple relocations before settling in its current location in 1964.

Substantial construction, renovations, and improvements have transformed the campus into a modern educational facility. It now features dedicated buildings for Elementary, Middle, and High School, state-of-the-art facilities for the library and technology center, purpose-built spaces for Fine Arts, including music, drama, and art, science and robotics labs, a double gymnasium, outdoor courts and fields, and various support spaces. The school takes great pride in its facilities, which play a vital role in providing an enriching learning experience for the students.

Carol Morgan School remains committed to excellence in education and offers a wide range of academic, athletic, fine arts, and extracurricular programs, ensuring a well-rounded education for its students