Tuition prices or recommendations for private schools

Member since 25 March 2023

hollyweinstein14Member25 March 2023 23:22:46

Hi there,

My name is Holly and my family and I are moving to the San Juan area in June. We have 3 kiddos and 1, 3, and 9. We have lived abroad in Bangkok as well so we are fairly familiar with some expat related challenges. We currently homeschool but I am trying to weigh my schooling options. I'd love more info on tuition prices or recommendations for private schools. We would also love any family friendly activities or recommendations for fun things to do with littles.

See also

Living in Puerto Rico: the expat guide - Guide
Schools - 6 Replies
Non English private schools west coast - 2 Replies
Schools - 5 Replies
Primarily *Spanish* Private Schools in San Juan - 8 Replies
English Speaking Schools - 21 Replies
Schools in loiza - 14 Replies

wpotvin Active member

Member since 23 April 2014

wpotvinActive member01 May 2023 18:31:50

The local schools are not great. A handful of private schools teach in English and are well-rated. I don't know tuition prices other than our neighbors who use one complain about the cost. Where you will be living will make a difference, of course.

Boricua Guide Member

Member since 20 May 2023

Boricua GuideMember20 May 2023 07:59:31

@hollyweinstein14 Hello! If you are moving to the metropolitan area or nearby, I recommend you to look at Saint John's School and Robinson School in Condado, Baldwin School in Bayamón, Commonwealth-Parkville School in Hato Rey, and TASIS in Dorado. These are all-English schools meaning they are not bilingual and absolutely everything is in English except for Spanish classes. Tuition for these schools range from approximately $12,000 to $17,000. Hope this helps!