San Juan, Puerto Rico

The Fortified City

San Juan (sahn HWAHN) is known as “the Walled City,” “Capital City,” “City of Tiles,” and “Colonial City.” Its residents are called “capitalinos” and “senadores,” the latter in reference to its historic professional baseball team in the Roberto Clemente Professional Baseball League. The city is located on Puerto Rico’s northern coast and serves as the political, economic, and cultural capital of the Island.

The old section of San Juan, known as Old San Juan, is recognized as a historic and cultural center, notable for its military defense architecture built between the 16th and 18th centuries. Its geographic features are enhanced by a city layout of blue cobblestones brought from Spain in the 18th century. At the same time, it is a key hub for maritime traffic in the Caribbean.

Its port is one of the busiest in the region, with the capacity to accommodate nearly a dozen large cruise ships simultaneously. It receives about 900 ship dockings each year and handles close to one million travelers, making it one of Puerto Rico’s main tourism engines.

Beyond the islet, San Juan has several points of interest. To the east lies Condado, an important hotel and tourism center. The Ocean Park neighborhood is very popular for its beach and water sports. Miramar is home to the Puerto Rico Convention Center —the largest in the Caribbean— as well as some of the bay’s piers.

Another important area is Santurce, one of the largest and most vibrant districts, where the Puerto Rico Museum of Art, the Museum of Contemporary Art, and the renovated Santurce Marketplace —a culinary and cultural hub— are located. Hato Rey is considered the financial center of the Island, with its “Golden Mile” known for its high concentration of banks, corporations, and government offices. Finally, Río Piedras is home to the traditional Rafael Hernández Marketplace and the Río Piedras Campus of the University of Puerto Rico, founded in 1903, the largest and oldest university campus on the Island.

Among the most important historic and architectural landmarks are the San Juan Cathedral (1521, the oldest church in continuous use in the Americas), Casa Blanca (the original residence of Juan Ponce de León’s family), the San Antonio and Dos Hermanos bridges, the Santa Catalina Palace (La Fortaleza, the governor’s residence and the oldest executive mansion in continuous use in the Western Hemisphere), San Felipe del Morro Castle, San Cristóbal Castle, San José Church, the San Juan wall system —of which parts still survive along with one of its six original gates, the San Juan Gate—, the Ballajá Military Barracks, the City Hall, and its main plazas, among other structures.

It is important to highlight that the defensive system of Old San Juan was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1983, a distinction it shares with other fortified cities of the Americas.

San Juan is the most populous municipality in Puerto Rico and the one with the highest population density. According to the 2020 Census, it has a population of approximately 342,000 residents, although it has experienced a decline in recent decades due to migration to nearby municipalities such as Bayamón, Guaynabo, Carolina, and Trujillo Alto. Nevertheless, San Juan remains the Island’s main center for government, higher education, commerce, tourism, and transportation.

Foundation:

San Juan, the capital of Puerto Rico, is the oldest city under the United States flag. In 1508, Juan Ponce de León founded the first Spanish settlement on the island, called Caparra, located to the west of today’s metropolitan area in what is now Guaynabo. Archaeological ruins still remain there, forming part of the Caparra Museum and Historical Park, which was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1949.

In 1521, due to the harsh conditions in Caparra, the settlers relocated to the islet of San Juan, officially founding the city. The district now known as Old San Juan was Ponce de León’s personal vision. Although he died in 1521 and did not live to see the city completed, he left behind its original layout, which included a central square, churches, and a defensive system. Over time, massive walls and two main fortresses were built: Castillo San Felipe del Morro (1539) and Castillo San Cristóbal (completed in 1783).

Many of San Juan’s landmarks were built between the 16th and 17th centuries and today are listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places and UNESCO’s World Heritage List (1983).

Old San Juan was conceived primarily as a strategic military outpost, but over time it also became a thriving urban center filled with civil and religious life. It is a place where one can walk through more than 500 years of history in a single day. The area spans about 7 blocks by 7 blocks, with narrow streets paved with blue cobblestones brought from Spain as ballast in the 18th century, and lined with colonial houses featuring balconies and interior courtyards.

The fortresses and walls of Old San Juan are among the best preserved in the Western Hemisphere. The area is filled with old houses, churches, and plazas that represent some of the finest examples of Spanish colonial architecture in the Caribbean. Among them are the Church of San José (1532, one of the oldest in the Americas), the Cathedral of San Juan Bautista (1521, where Ponce de León’s remains rest), and Casa Blanca (the residence of the Ponce de León family).

Today, Old San Juan is also a vibrant cultural and tourist hub. It is home to cafés, art galleries, museums, artisan shops, and restored residences that give it a romantic and nostalgic atmosphere. Its tropical vegetation —palms, banana trees, flamboyants, hibiscus, and ferns— contrasts with the stone fortifications and the deep blue of the Caribbean Sea.

At night, the sound of the coquí —Puerto Rico’s symbolic frog— adds a special touch to the experience. La Garita del Diablo, one of the iconic sentry boxes of Castillo San Felipe del Morro, has become a representative symbol of both Puerto Rico and Old San Juan.

The city’s name has had a curious evolution. When Christopher Columbus discovered the island on November 19, 1493, he named it San Juan Bautista. Later, Juan Ponce de León, while exploring the northern coast, came across a bay he called Puerto Rico, due to its great natural wealth and commercial potential. Over time, the names were reversed: the island became known as Puerto Rico, and the city and its bay as San Juan.

Today, Old San Juan is not only a historic and tourist site but also home to more than 7,000 permanent residents who live in an environment where modern life blends with five centuries of history.

Location:

San Juan, the capital of Puerto Rico, is located on the northern coast of the island, bordered to the north by the Atlantic Ocean; to the south by Aguas Buenas and Caguas; to the west by Guaynabo; and to the east by Carolina and Trujillo Alto. The city lies on the Isleta de San Juan, connected to the rest of the island by an isthmus, which historically facilitated its military defense and made it a strategic point for trade and navigation in the Caribbean.

Area

San Juan covers approximately 123.5 square kilometers (47.5 square miles), including both densely populated urban areas and green, mountainous sectors to the south, in neighborhoods such as Caimito and Cupey.

Population

According to the 2020 Census, San Juan’s population is 342,259. This figure represents a decrease compared to the 2010 Census, due to factors such as internal migration to nearby municipalities and to the U.S. mainland, as well as economic and social factors.

Population Density

San Juan has a population density of about 2,771 residents per square kilometer (7,178 per square mile), with Santurce and Old San Juan being the most densely populated districts.

Demonym

Residents of San Juan are called sanjuaneros.

Nicknames

• The Walled City
• The Capitalinos
• The Senators (in reference to its historic baseball team)
• The Tile (referring to Old San Juan’s cobblestones)

Districts: San Juan, Puerto Rico

San Juan is made up of 18 districts: Caimito, Cupey, El Cinco, Gobernador Piñero, Hato Rey Central, Hato Rey Norte, Hato Rey Sur, Monacillo, Monacillo Urbano, Oriente, Pueblo (former municipality of Río Piedras), Quebrada Arenas, Sabana Llana Norte, Sabana Llana Sur, San Juan Antiguo, Santurce, Tortugo, and Universidad.

Population by Neighborhoods - San Juan	Population
Caimito	19,547
Cupey	36,659
El Cinco	7,149
Gobernador Piñero	47,779
Hato Rey Central	20,867
Hato Rey Norte	16,461
Hato Rey Sur	10,868
Monacillo	12,425
Monacillo Urbano	29,309
Oriente	24,487
Pueblo (Antiguo Municipio de Río Piedras)	9,391
Quebrada Arenas	2,753
Sabana Llana Norte	32,361
Sabana Llana Sur	43,839
San Juan Antiguo	6,808
Santurce	66,210
Tortugo	4,351
Universidad	2,501
Total	342,259

Source: Censo 2020

Recent Trends

San Juan has experienced urban revitalization, especially in Old San Juan and Santurce, with improvements in infrastructure, culture, and tourism. Condado and Ocean Park stand out as hotel and recreational areas, while the city remains Puerto Rico’s main economic, political, and cultural hub, housing government institutions, universities, hospitals, and headquarters of major private companies. The city also maintains its strategic importance as a seaport, being one of the busiest in the Caribbean for both cruise ships and commercial cargo.

Topography:

San Juan has a mostly flat surface, located on the northern coastal plain and over karst formations, with limestone soils that affect drainage and local vegetation. The highest areas are in the southern districts, mainly Caimito and Cupey, with elevations reaching up to approximately 200 meters (656 feet) above sea level. These elevated areas offer panoramic views of the city and are less densely populated than the urban center.

Hydrography:

The city is crossed by several important bodies of water, mainly the Puerto Nuevo River and the Río Piedras. Its hydrographic system also includes the Condado and San José lagoons, which are ecologically and recreationally valuable areas. The Las Curías Reservoir, located to the south, supplies drinking water to parts of San Juan and adjacent municipalities. Additionally, the northern coastline includes bays and channels that historically facilitated maritime trade and are now used for commercial shipping and tourism.

Main Industries

San Juan is Puerto Rico’s leading financial and commercial center. The city is home to headquarters of banks, insurance companies, multinational corporations, and the main offices of government. Its metropolitan area also hosts facilities for oil refining, cement production, rum distilleries, and pharmaceutical, textile, metal, and tobacco industries. Its port is the busiest in the Caribbean for both cruise and commercial shipping, serving as a base of operations for more cruise ships than any other port in the region. On average, more than 28 cruise ships use San Juan as a home port or stopover, and it receives nearly one million cruise tourists annually.

Average Salary

According to the most recent data from the Puerto Rico Department of Labor and Human Resources (2022), the average weekly salary in San Juan is approximately $550, showing an increase compared to the historical figure of $366.26 reported in 1998, adjusted for inflation and economic changes in the region.

Flag

The flag of San Juan consists of a white field with the city’s coat of arms in the center, representing the history, faith, and cultural identity of the capital.

Coat of Arms:

The city’s coat of arms is very similar to that of Puerto Rico, featuring the Lamb of God or Paschal Lamb, symbolizing both Jesus Christ and St. John the Baptist, the city’s patron saint.

• The lamb stands on a rock, with a halo and a silver or white flag with a red cross, symbolizing sacrifice and triumph over sin and death.
• The rock represents Mount Zion and the Isleta of San Juan, while the streams flowing from it symbolize the rivers of Paradise and the Sacraments.
• The mural crown represents its status as a fortified and walled city, highlighting its defensive history.

In 1799, King Charles IV of Spain granted San Juan the privilege of including the motto on its coat of arms:
“POR SU CONSTANCIA, AMOR Y FIDELIDAD, ES MUY NOBLE Y MUY LEAL ESTA CIUDAD”
(“FOR ITS CONSTANCY, LOVE AND LOYALTY, THIS CITY IS MOST NOBLE AND MOST LOYAL”) in recognition of the inhabitants’ resistance and loyalty during the English attack of 1797.

Geographic and Environmental Risks

Due to its location on the northern coast, San Juan is exposed to hurricanes, tropical storms, and coastal flooding. The flat topography and karst soils favor rapid runoff, which can cause flooding in low-lying districts such as Santurce, Río Piedras, and Sabana Llana. The city also faces risks related to coastal erosion and rising sea levels.

The port and industrial infrastructure require disaster mitigation plans, while urban planning incorporates improved drainage systems and emergency shelters to protect the population and the city’s strategic assets.

Events

San Juan hosts a wide range of festivals and cultural activities throughout the year:

• International Folklore Festival – January, featuring dance, music, and crafts from Puerto Rico and the Caribbean.
• Musical Theater Festival – January, promoted by the Puerto Rican Institute of Culture (ICP).
• San Sebastián Street Festival – January, the most popular event in Old San Juan, with parades, music, dancing, and crafts.
• Puerto Rican Theater Festival – March, focused on local theatrical productions.
• La Campechada – celebration of art and theater, promoted by the National Foundation for Popular Culture.
• Fiestas de la Cruz – May, a religious and cultural tradition in various neighborhoods.
• Puerto Rican Music Festival – May, highlighting traditional genres such as salsa, plena, and bomba.
• National Troubadour Contest – May, centered on musical poetry and improvised singing.
• Patron Saint Festivities of San Juan Bautista – June, in honor of the city’s patron saint.
• Summer Festival – June, with cultural and sporting activities in public spaces.
• Casals Festival – June-July, international classical music festival in tribute to maestro Pablo Casals.
• Ceramics Festival – September, promoting local art in collaboration with artisan workshops.
• Children’s Cultural Festival – September, with educational and artistic activities for children.
• Grand Christmas Parade – November, with floats and Christmas characters.
• National Cuatro Contest – December, promoting this emblematic Puerto Rican instrument.
• Gallery Nights – the first Tuesday of every month, tours of galleries and art exhibitions in Santurce and Old San Juan.
• Puerto Rico Jazz Festival – July, open-air concerts in Condado and Santurce.
• San Juan Reggae Fest – August, international reggae music festival.
• Old San Juan Book Festival – October, featuring local and international authors.

Places of Interest

San Juan has a unique historical and cultural richness. Some of the most important include:

• Condado, hotel and tourist hub.
• Old San Juan, with cobblestone streets and colonial architecture.
• The Capitol, seat of government.
• La Fortaleza, residence of the Governor.
• General Archive and Library of Puerto Rico, dedicated to historical preservation.
• Ateneo Puertorriqueño, cultural and literary center.
• San Juan Bautista Cathedral and Casa Blanca, historic residence of the Ponce de León family.
• Santa María Magdalena de Pazzis Cemetery, seaside historic and touristic site.
• Puerto Rico Convention Center and José Miguel Agrelot Coliseum, main event and concert venues
• Botanical Garden, showcasing native and exotic flora.
• Condado Hotel Zone and Ocean Park Beach, major tourist destinations.

Castles and Forts

• Castillo San Felipe del Morro (“El Morro”), UNESCO World Heritage Site.
• Castillo San Cristóbal, the largest Spanish fortress in the Caribbean.
• Fort San Jerónimo and Ballajá Barracks.
• La Rogativa, historic monument commemorating the city’s defense.

Parks and Plazas

• Puerto Rico Museum of Art, Santurce.
• Museum of Contemporary Art and Museum of the Americas.
• Casa Blanca and Museum of San Juan, historic heritage sites.
• Children’s Museum of Carolina, educational and family-friendly.

Beaches and Resorts

• El Escambrón Beach, snorkeling and recreation area.
• Playita del Condado, Condado Beach, Ocean Park Beach, and Posita Beach, popular with locals and tourists.
• Punta Las Marías, ideal for surfing and water sports.

Notable Figures from San Juan

• José Julián Acosta Calbo, abolitionist leader.
• José Miguel Agrelot, comedian.
• Luis Muñoz Marín, Puerto Rico’s first elected governor.
• Rafael Cordero, educator and advocate of education.
• José Ferrer, Academy Award-winning actor.
• Francisco Oller, prominent 19th-century painter.
• Justino Díaz, internationally renowned opera singer.
• Antonio S. Pedreira, writer and literary critic.
• Lin-Manuel Miranda, world-renowned composer and actor, born in San Juan.
• Rosie Pérez, Puerto Rican actress and activist.
• Luis Fonsi, international singer, known for his global hit “Despacito.”

Name	Level	Telephone	Address
Elementary
AMALIA EXPOSITO	K-6	(787) 762-1117	PO Box 3629, P.R. 00984-0000
DR. MODESTO RIVERA	K-6	(787) 762-7505	PO Box 209, P.R. 00985-0000
DR. RAMÓN MELLADO PARSONS	K-6	(787) 752-4420	PO Box 3892, P.R. 00984-0000
FRANCISCO MATÍAS LUGO	K-6	(787) 757-0410	PO Box 3474, P.R. 00984-3474
INÉS MARIA MENDOZA	K-6	(787) 769-6644	PO Box 4009, P.R. 00983-0000
JARDINES DE COUNTRY CLUB	K-6	(787) 768-0258	PO Box 3699, P.R. 00981-0000
JESÚS MARIA SANROMÁN	PK-6	(787) 769-8451	PO Box 7738, P.R. 00986-7738
LUIS MUÑOZ MARÍN	K-6	(787) 769-8375	PO Box 3639, P.R. 00984-0000
MARIA TERESA SERRANO	K-6	(787) 752-2975	PO Box 3629, P.R. 00984-0000
PASCASIO P. SANCERRIT	K-6	(787) 769-4260	PO Box 1984, P.R. 00983-1984
PEDRO MOCZO BANIET	PK-6	(787) 769-2612	PO Box 3114 VALLE ARRIBA HEIGHTS , P.R. 00983-0000
Intermediate
AGUSTÍN CABRERA	7-9	(787) 768-4044	PO Box 3629, P.R. 00985-0000
EDUARDO J. SALDAÑA	7-9	(787) 769-3753	PO Box 3122, P.R. 00984-3122
JESÚS RIVERA BULTRON	7-9	(787) 752-3131	3er SECCIÓN URB VILLA CAROLINA, P.R. 00985-0000
MANUEL FEBLES GONZÁLEZ	-9	(787) 768-3031	PO Box 3809, P.R. 00984-3809
RENE MARQUES	7-9	(787) 757-2760	PO Box 3335, P.R. 00984-3335
RVDO. FÉLIX CASTRO RODRÍGUEZ	7-9	(787) 750-1330	Box 3629 VALLE ARRIBA HEIGHTS, P.R. 00984-0000
Second Unit
LOLA RODRÍGUEZ DE TIÓ	7-12	(787) 752-1410	PO Box 4921, P.R. 00983-0000
Nivel Segunda Unidad
JULIA DE BURGOS	K-9	(787) 791-0174	PO Box 3676, P.R. 00984-3376
High School
DR. JOSÉ M. LÁZARO	10-12	(787) 769-3638	VALLE ARRIBA HEIGHTS Sta., P.R.00984-0000
GILBERTO CONCEPCIÓN DE GRACIA	10-12	(787) 768-2216	PO Box 3629, P.R.00984-0000
LUZ AMÉRICA CALDERÓN	10-12	(787) 768-4044	PO Box 3467, P.R. 00984-3464

Name	Level	Telephone	Address
Elementary
AMALIA EXPOSITO	K-6	(787) 762-1117	PO Box 3629, P.R. 00984-0000
DR. MODESTO RIVERA	K-6	(787) 762-7505	PO Box 209, P.R. 00985-0000
DR. RAMÓN MELLADO PARSONS	K-6	(787) 752-4420	PO Box 3892, P.R. 00984-0000
FRANCISCO MATÍAS LUGO	K-6	(787) 757-0410	PO Box 3474, P.R. 00984-3474
INÉS MARIA MENDOZA	K-6	(787) 769-6644	PO Box 4009, P.R. 00983-0000
JARDINES DE COUNTRY CLUB	K-6	(787) 768-0258	PO Box 3699, P.R. 00981-0000
JESÚS MARIA SANROMÁN	PK-6	(787) 769-8451	PO Box 7738, P.R. 00986-7738
LUIS MUÑOZ MARÍN	K-6	(787) 769-8375	PO Box 3639, P.R. 00984-0000
MARIA TERESA SERRANO	K-6	(787) 752-2975	PO Box 3629, P.R. 00984-0000
PASCASIO P. SANCERRIT	K-6	(787) 769-4260	PO Box 1984, P.R. 00983-1984
PEDRO MOCZO BANIET	PK-6	(787) 769-2612	PO Box 3114 VALLE ARRIBA HEIGHTS , P.R. 00983-0000
Intermediate
AGUSTÍN CABRERA	7-9	(787) 768-4044	PO Box 3629, P.R. 00985-0000
EDUARDO J. SALDAÑA	7-9	(787) 769-3753	PO Box 3122, P.R. 00984-3122
JESÚS RIVERA BULTRON	7-9	(787) 752-3131	3er SECCIÓN URB VILLA CAROLINA, P.R. 00985-0000
MANUEL FEBLES GONZÁLEZ	-9	(787) 768-3031	PO Box 3809, P.R. 00984-3809
RENE MARQUES	7-9	(787) 757-2760	PO Box 3335, P.R. 00984-3335
RVDO. FÉLIX CASTRO RODRÍGUEZ	7-9	(787) 750-1330	Box 3629 VALLE ARRIBA HEIGHTS, P.R. 00984-0000
Secondary
LOLA RODRÍGUEZ DE TIÓ	7-12	(787) 752-1410	PO Box 4921, P.R. 00983-0000
Second Unit
JULIA DE BURGOS	K-9	(787) 791-0174	PO Box 3676, P.R. 00984-3376
High School
DR. JOSÉ M. LÁZARO	10-12	(787) 769-3638	VALLE ARRIBA HEIGHTS Sta., P.R.00984-0000
GILBERTO CONCEPCIÓN DE GRACIA	10-12	(787) 768-2216	PO Box 3629, P.R.00984-0000
LUZ AMÉRICA CALDERÓN	10-12	(787) 768-4044	PO Box 3467, P.R. 00984-3464

Name	Level	Telephone	Address
Elementary
ABRAHAM LINCOLN	PK-6	(787) 722-1561	PO Box 9023347 , P.R. 00902-3347
ALEJANDRO TAPIA Y RIVERA	K-6	(787) 726-0100	VILLA PALMERAS , P.R. 00915-0000
ANTONIO B. CAIMARY	K-6	(787) 726-6783	PO Box 7218 , P.R. 00915-0000
DR. FRANCISCO HERNÁNDEZ	K-6,EE	(787) 722-4676	PDA 18 , P.R. 00907-0000
DR. JULIO J. HENNA	K-6	(787) 726-4803	CALLE 11 VILLA PALMERAS , P.R. 00925-0000
DR. PEDRO G. GOYCO	K-6	(787) 728-5265	VILLA PALMERAS CALLE 11 , P.R. 00915
EMILIO CASTELAR	K-6	(787) 727-7745	VILLA PALMERAS , P.R. 00912-0000
EMILIO DEL TORO CUEVAS	K-6	(787) 753-0384	PO Box 190299 , P.R. 00917-0299
FRAY BARTOLOMÉ DE LAS CASAS	K-6	(787) 726-5169	PO Box 7368 , P.R. 00916-7368
HAYDEE REXACH	K-6	(787) 727-5725	BO. OBRERO , P.R. 00915-0000
JAIME ROSARIO (BUENA VISTA)	K-6	(787) 727-2860	AVE SAGRADO CORAZÓN, P.R. 00915-0000
JESÚS M. QUIÑONES	K-6,EE	(787) 726-3831	AVE SAGRADO CORAZÓN, P.R. 00915-0000
LUIS LLORENS TORRES	K-6	(787) 726-1195	CALLE MARISABEL , P.R. 00913-0000
LUIS MUÑOZ RIVERA	K-6	(787) 727-6755	PO Box 7095 , P.R. 00916-7095
LUIS RODRÍGUEZ CABRERO	K-6	(787) 727-6095	RES LUIS LLORENS TORRES, P.R. 00913-0000
MANUEL BOADA	K-6	(787) 726-0989	PO Box 14335 , P.R. 00916-0000
MARIA MARTÍNEZ	PK-6	(787) 726-7835	AVE SAGRADO CORAZÓN, P.R. 00915-0000
MARTÍN G. BRUMBAUGH	K-6	(787) 722-0632	PDA 7½ PUERTA DE TIERRA, P.R. 00901-0000
SANTIAGO IGLESIAS PANTÍN	K-6	(787) 726-4062	BO. OBRERO CALLE BRASIL FINAL , P.R. 00915-0000
SEGUNDO RUIZ BELVIS	K-6	(787) 722-4983	AVE SAGRADO CORAZÓN, P.R. 00915-0000
SOFÍA REXACH	K-3	(787) 728-8460	PO Box 14124 , P.R. 00916-4124
TOMÁS CARRIÓN MADURO	PK-6	(787) 727-6163	CALLE CARRIÓN PDA 22½ , P.R. 00908-0000
Intermediate
ERNESTO RAMOS ANTONINI	7-9	(787) 726-4480	PO Box 14134, P.R. 00916-4134
FEDERICO ASENJO (PRE-TÉCNICA)	7-9	(787) 268-0770	PO Box 14426, P.R. 00915-0000
MANUEL CUEVAS BACENER	7-9	(787) 726-4865	PO Box 7624, P.R. 00916-7624
MANUEL ELZABURU Y VIZCARRONDO	7-9	(787) 726-0125	PO Box 14395, P.R. 00936-0000
RAFAEL MARIA DE LABRA	7-9	(787) 724-2700	CALLE 11 VILLA PALMERAS, P.R. 00915-0000
REPUBLICA DEL PERÚ	7-9	(787) 727-2327	PO Box 6416, P.R. 00914-6416
Secondary
CENTRAL ARTES VISUALES	7-12	(787) 723-8911	PO Box 41215, P.R. 00940-1215
DR. JOSÉ CELSO BARBOSA	7-12	(787) 721-9014	PO Box 9066246, P.R. 00906-6246
JOSÉ JULIÁN ACOSTA	7-12	(787) 722-1253	PO Box 9023487, P.R. 00902-3487
PADRE RUFO (BILINGÜE)	7-12	(787) 723-4930	CALLE DEL PARQUE, P.R. 00912-0000
Second Unit
INSTITUTO LOAIZA CORDERO	PK-9	(787) 724-0893	PO Box 8622, P.R. 00910-0000
High School
ALBERT EINSTEIN	10-12	(787) 727-5525	PO Box 14185, P.R. 00916-0000
DR. FACUNDO BUESO	10-12	(787) 727-4578	PO Box 7278, P.R. 00915-0000
MADAME LUCHETTI	10-12	(787) 723-4072	70 CALLE CONDADO, P.R. 00907-0000
RAFAEL CORDERO	10-12	(787) 722-6643	PO Box 9161, P.R. 00907-0000
RAMÓN POWER Y GIRALT	10-12	(787) 727-4830	CALLE LOÍZA, P.R. 00914-2065
All Levels
CENTRO DE SERVICIOS EDUCATIVOS	1-12	(787) 722-0931	PO Box 8988, P.R. 00910-8988
SAN JUAN JULIÁN E BLANCO	5-12	(787) 721-9021	ESQ. ESTRELLA PDA 22, P.R. 00907-0000

Name	Level	Telephone	Address
Elementary
ABELARDO DÍAZ ALFARO	K-6	(787) 720-0040	PO Box 21414 SUITE 201, P.R. 00936-0000
ANA ROQUE DE DUPREY	K-6	(787) 782-7002	PO Box 21366, P.R. 00928-0000
ARTURO SOMOHANO	K-6	(787) 792-1043	URB LAS LOMAS, P.R. 00928-0000
CARMEN SANABRIA DE FIGUEROA	K-6	(787) 764-1615	URB SAN GERUDO, P.R. 00925-0000
CENTRO PEDIÁTRICO	PK-EE	(787) 758-4740	PO Box 270219, P.R. 00927-0219
DR. ANTONIO S PEDREIRA	K-6	(787) 781-1030	URB PUERTO NUEVO, P.R. 00921-0000
DR. EFRAÍN SÁNCHEZ HIDALGO	K-6	(787) 763-7898	RES AMAPOLAS, P.R. 00921-0000
DRA CONCHA MELÉNDEZ	K-6	(787) 720-4205	RES ALEJANDRINO, P.R. 00923-0000
EL SEÑORIAL	K-6	(787) 761-5920	URB EL SEÑORIAL, P.R. 00926-0000
ELEANOR ROOSEVELT	K-6	(787) 763-4518	CALLE ANTOLIN, P.R. 00918-2485
EUGENIO MARIA DE HOSTOS	K-6	(787) 783-2760	URB PUERTO NUEVO, P.R. 00921-0000
EVARISTO RIBERA CHEVREMONT	K-6	(787) 792-0255	RES VISTA HERMOSA, P.R. 00920-0000
FELISA RINCÓN DE GAUTIER	K-6	(787) 720-7210	SUITE 201, P.R. 00926-0000
ISAAC GONZÁLEZ MARTÍNEZ	K-6	(787) 783-1545	CALLE 30 SE ESQ 23, P.R. 00921-0000
JOSÉ COLOMBAN ROSARIO	PK-6	(787) 765-7378	PO Box 70250 SUITE 245, P.R. 00936-8250
JOSÉ M. RIVERA SOLIS	K-6	(787) 761-2799	MSC 445 138, P.R. 00926-6023
JUAN B. HUYKE	K-6	(787) 782-3924	URB ALTAMESA, P.R. 00921-0000
JULIO SELLES SOLA	K-6	(787) 767-1333	URB VILLA NEVAREZ, P.R. 00927-0000
LA ESPERANZA (LUIS PALES MATOS)	PK, EE	(787) 782-0295	138 AVE WINSTON CHURCHILL, P.R. 00926-0000
LUIS MUÑIZ SOUFFRONT	K-6	(787) 782-0715	CAPARRA TERRACE, P.R. 00921-0000
LUZ ENEIDA COLON	K-6	(787) 720-1382	CALLE EMILIANO POLL SUITE 153, P.R. 00926-5636
MOISÉS MELÉNDEZ	K-6	(787) 759-7530	BDA BUENA VISTA, P.R. 00920-0000
NEMESIO R. CANALES I	PK-3	(787) 782-6539	PO Box 360132, P.R. 00936-0000
PEDRO CARLOS TIMOTHEE	K-6	(787) 782-1280	PO Box 270094, P.R. 00927-0094
RAFAEL HERNÁNDEZ MARÍN	K-6	(787) 792-0494	URB SUMMIT HILLS, P.R. 00921-0000
RAFAEL QUIÑONES VIDAL	K-6	(787) 720-4575	RR 6 BOX 9405, P.R. 00926-0000
RAFAEL RIVERA OTERO	K-6	(787) 782-3180	URB. EXT. LAS LOMAS, P.R. 00921-0000
REPUBLICA DE BRASIL	K-6	(787) 782-7714	URB LA RIVIERA, P.R. 00921-0000
REPUBLICA EL SALVADOR	K-6	(787) 782-1215	CAPARRA TERRACE HEIGHTS, P.R. 00920-0000
SALVADOR BRAU	PK-6	(787) 760-0520	PO Box 41, P.R. 00926-0000
VÍCTOR PARES COLLAZO	EE	(787) 764-2151	URB BALDRICH #260, P.R. 00918-0000
Intermediate
CENTRO EUGENIO MARIA DE HOSTOS	EE	(787) 792-0111	URB PUERTO NUEVO, P.R. 00921-0000
EMILIO E HUYKE	7-9	(787) 782-6144	URB ALTAMESA, P.R. 00929-0000
LAS AMÉRICAS	7-9	(787) 782-0070	PO BOX 270097, P.R. 00927-0097
REPUBLICA DE MÉXICO	7-9	(787) 782-2979	LA RIVIERA, P.R. 00921-0000
SOTERO FIGUEROA	7-9	(787) 765-8132	URB UNIVERSITY GARDENS, P.R. 00927-0000
WILLIAM D BOYCE	7-9	(787) 792-4931	URB. LAS LOMAS, P.R. 00921-0000
Secondary
AMALIA MARÍN	7-12	(787) 763-5218	URB PARADISE HILLS, P.R. 00926-0000
ERNESTO RAMOS ANTONINI (MÚSICA)	7-12	(787) 754-1335	JUAN CALAF Suite 132, P.R. 00918-1323
JUAN JOSÉ OSUNA	9-12	(787) 282-0950	PO Box 191766, P.R. 00919-1766
Second Unit
JUAN ANTONIO CORRETJER	K-9	(787) 761-1560	PO Box 21372, P.R. 00928-0000
SU DR. ARTURO MORALES CARRIÓN	K-9	(787) 720-3708	BO. TORTUGO, P.R. 00928-0000
SU INÉS MARIA MENDOZA	K-9	(787) 720-2853	URB LAS CUMBRES, P.R. 00926-0000
SU NEMESIO R. CANALES II	4-9	(787) 781-1773	PO Box 364671, P.R. 00936-4671
High School
GABRIELA MISTRAL	10-12	(787) 783-4208	AVE DE DIEGO, P.R. 00921-0000
PEDRO C. TIMOTHEE ANEXO	EE	(787) 783-3966	CALLE 16 NO ESQ CALLE 9 NO, P.R. 00920-0000
TRINA PADILLA DE SANZ	10-12	(787) 763-1130	PUERTO NUEVO, P.R. 00921-0000
UNIVERSITY GARDENS	10-12	(787) 764-2503	PMB 320, P.R. 00927-5110

Name	Level	Telephone	Address
Elementary
AMALIA MARÍN	K-6	(787) 764-0093	BO. VENEZUELA, P.R. 00926-0000
ÁNGEL RAMOS	K-6	(787) 769-3450	1 CALLE SINSONTE, P.R. 00924-0000
BELLA VISTA	K-3	(787) 751-3665	PO Box 21366, P.R. 00928-0000
BERWIND ELEMENTAL	PK-6	(787) 768-2570	RES JARDINES DE BERWIND, P.R. 00924-0000
BOLÍVAR PAGAN	PK-6	(787) 765-3900	PO Box 9300711, P.R. 00930-0711
CARMEN GÓMEZ TEJERA	PK-6	(787) 762-7437	URB MONTE CARLO, P.R. 00924-0000
DR. RAFAEL LÓPEZ SICARDO	K-6	(787) 763-1798	URB DOS PINOS, P.R. 00923-0000
DRA. ANTONIA SÁEZ	K-6	(787) 769-3534	PO Box 31039, P.R. 00929-2039
FELIPE GUTIÉRREZ	K-6	(787) 767-5395	ESQ ANA OTERO, P.R. 00924-0000
GASPAR VILA MAYANS	K-6	(787) 767-1402	015 CALLE GENERAL VALERO, P.R. 00924-0000
GERARDO SELLES SOLA	PK-6	(787) 751-6510	PO Box 29272, P.R. 00929-0272
GUSTAVO A. BÉCQUER	K-6	(787) 764-4260	PO Box 9300469, P.R. 00930-0469
JARDINES DE MONTE HATILLO	K-6	(787) 752-4262	PO Box 700, P.R. 00925-0000
JARDINES DEL PARAÍSO	K-6	(787) 760-5260	RES JARDINES DEL PARAÍSO, P.R. 00924-0000
JOSÉ GUALBERTO PADILLA	K-6	(787) 769-5617	4ta EXT COUNTRY CLUB, P.R. 00924-0000
JUANITA GARCÍA PERAZA	PK-6	(787) 763-8272	URB FLORAL PARK, P.R. 00917-3632
LAS MERCEDES	K-6	(787) 754-0435	PO Box 9300718, P.R. 00930-0718
LAS VIRTUDES	K-6	(787) 767-8757	PO Box 70158 DMB 152, P.R. 00936-8158
LUIS MUÑOZ RIVERA	K-6	(787) 751-2214	PO Box 21407, P.R. 00928-1407
LUIS PEREIRA LEAL	K-6	(787) 765-0560	BO. BUEN CONSEJO, P.R. 00926-0000
MANUEL A. PÉREZ	K-6	(787) 751-2420	PO Box 9300629, P.R. 00930-0629
MANUEL CEPERO	K-3	(787) 283-6971	VILLA ANDALUCÍA, P.R. 00926-0000
RAFAEL HERNÁNDEZ	K-6	(787) 763-8514	RES SAN JOSÉ, P.R. 00923-0000
SAN AGUSTÍN	PK-6	(787) 765-6946	EXT SAN AGUSTÍN, P.R. 00924-0000
SAN MARTÍN (ÁNGELES PASTOR)	K-6	(787) 768-3016	PO Box 29730, P.R. 00929-0730
SANTIAGO IGLESIAS PANTIN	K-6	(787) 767-8721	EMBALSE SAN JOSÉ, P.R. 00924-0000
VILLA CAPRI	K-6	(787) 761-8765	CALLE VERONA, VILLA CAPRI, P.R. 00924-0000
VILLA GRANADA (ELEMENTAL)	K-6	(787) 753-2287	VILLA GRANADA, P.R. 00924-0000
Intermediate
BERWIND INTERMEDIA	7-9	(787) 752-0055	RES. JARDINES DE BERWIND, P.R. 00924-0000
DR. CESÁREO ROSA NIEVES	7-9	(787) 751-6280	URB. VILLA, P.R.ADES, P.R. 00924-0000
DR. JOSÉ CELSO BARBOSA	7-9	(787) 751-6250	PO Box 21407, P.R. 00928-1407
DR. JOSÉ N. GANDARA	7-8	(787) 763-0950	EMBALSE SAN JOSÉ, P.R. 00923-0000
JUAN RAMÓN JIMÉNEZ	7-8	(787) 767-9463	RES. MANUEL A. PÉREZ, P.R. 00923-0000
LOLA RODRÍGUEZ DE TIÓ	9	(787) 753-7635	PARIS STREET, P.R. 00917-3632
PACHÍN MARÍN	7-8	(787) 753-9304	URB. FLORAL PARK, P.R. 00917-3632
SABANA LLANA	7-9	(787) 767-2438	ESQ. DE DIEGO, P.R. 00924-0000
VILLA GRANADA (INTERMEDIA)	7-9	(787) 751-1016	URB. VILLA GRANADA, P.R. 00924-0000
VENUS GARDENS	7-9	(787) 292-8060	PO Box 1211, P.R. 00978-1211
PS - Institute
INSTITUTO TECNOLÓGICO RECINTO	13-14	(787) 764-8815	URB. LAS VIRTUDES, P.R. 00924-0000
Secondary
ANTONIO SARRIERA EGOZCUE	7-12	(787) 769-7415	65th INFANTERÍA STATION, P.R. 00929-0752
JUAN PONCE DE LEÓN	9-12	(787) 764-4630	PO Box 9300220, P.R. 00930-0220
High School
BERWIND SUPERIOR	10-12	(787) 752-9720	URB COUNTRY CLUB, P.R. 00921-0000
MIGUEL SUCH	10-12	(787) 751-3780	ESQ AVE PIÑERO, P.R. 00924-
RAMÓN VILA MAYO	10-12	(787) 772-9864	PO Box 70158 MSC 218, P.R. 00936-8158
REPUBLICA DE COLOMBIA	10-12	(787) 764-4910	URB SAN AGUSTÍN, P.R. 00923-0000
All Levels
GUILLERMO ATILES MOREAU	EE	(787) 767-6710	PO Box 360325, P.R. 00936-0325

Name	Level	Telephone	Address
Elementary
JOSÉ F. DÍAZ	K-6	(787) 760-4255	VILLAS DE CARRAIZO, P.R. 00926-0000
ANTONIO S. PEDREIRA	PK-6	(787) 760-2085	PO Box 1217, P.R. 00977-1217
EL CONQUISTADOR	K-6	(787) 760-2865	PO Box 631, P.R. 00977-0000
FAIR VIEW	PK-6	(787) 761-3280	PO Box 1236, P.R. 00987-0000
HERMINIA DÍAZ APONTE	K-6	(787) 761-1425	CALLE PATILLAS, P.R. 00976-4024
JESÚS SILVA	K-6	(787) 761-0565	PO Box 1189, P.R. 00976-0000
JESÚS T. PIÑERO	K-6	(787) 761-0900	PO Box 1189, P.R. 00978-0000
JUAN J. OSUNA	K-6	(787) 760-5755	PO Box 1216, P.R. 00977-0000
NUESTRA SEÑORA DE COVADONGA	K-6	(787) 761-4866	PO Box 1235, P.R. 00977-0000
PAÚL G. MILLER	K-6	(787) 755-2680	CARR. 181 SUITE 8, P.R. 00976-0000
RAFAEL CORDERO	K-6	(787) 760-8474	PO Box 1867, P.R. 00977-1867
TULIO LARRINAGA	K-6	(787) 761-1154	PO Box 987, P.R. 00977-0000
Intermediate
ANDRÉS VALCÁRCEL	7-9	(787) 761-1060	PO Box 1203, P.R. 00997-
EUGENIO MARIA DE HOSTOS	7-9	(787) 761-0860	PO Box 1242, P.R. 00977-0000
RAFAEL CORDERO	7-9	(787) 761-0340	SUITE 21, P.R. 00972-2510
Second Unit
SU ALEJANDRO TAPIA	K-9	(787) 760-0370	BO. CARRAIZO, P.R. 00976-0000
High School
MEDARDO CARAZO	10-12	(787) 760-6575	PO Box 1867, P.R. 00977-1867
PETRA ZENON DE FABERY	10-12	(787) 760-0685	PO Box 1337, P.R. 00978-0000

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En Mi Viejo San Juan - By Noel Estrada