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Departamento De Educación Del Estado Libre Asociado De Puerto Rico Escuelas Públicas Desglosadas Por Región, Distrito* Y Nivel Educativos Lista Al Día A: 08/07/2003 Departamento de Educación del Estado Libre Asociado de Puerto Rico Escuelas públicas desglosadas por región, distrito* y nivel educativos Lista al día a: 08/07/2003 Esta lista ha sido preparada usando como base una lista provista por la Secretaría Auxiliar de Planificación y Desarrollo Educativo, la entidad responsable en el Departamento por su mantenimiento y puesta al día. En caso de usted encontrar errores en esta lista comuníquese con la Secretaría Auxiliar al (787) 759-2000, exts. 3289 y 3290, o envie un mensaje utilizando la página dispuesta a esos fines en: http://www.de.gobierno.pr/EDUPortal/Escuelas/ Le recomendamos que imprima esta lista en papel de tamaño legal, en orientación horizontal ("landscape" o paisaje). * - En esta lista aparecen, enumeradas bajo la Región Educativa de Caguas, algunas escuelas que participan del proyecto piloto de reorganización "Repensando el Departamento de Educación", que reconfigura distritos escolares. ** - Los números de matrícula reportados son los anteriormente vigentes durante el año escolar 2002-2003. Departament of Education - Commonwealth of Puerto Rico Public schools detailed by region, district* and education level Last update: 08/07/2003 Lista creada: 08/07/2003 1:04:14 PM Informe preparado por la Oficina de Sede Electrónica del Departamento de Educación de Puerto Rico Página 1 de 114 REGIÓN DE ARECIBO Lista creada: 08/07/2003 1:04:14 PM Informe preparado por la Oficina de Sede Electrónica del Departamento de Educación de Puerto Rico Página 2 de 114 REGIÓN DE ARECIBO Distrito escolar: ARECIBO NIVEL ELEMENTAL ESCUELA CODIGO DIRECTOR GRADO ZONA TELEFONO FAX MATRICULA* DIRECCION PUEBLO PAIS ZIP CODE ANGELICA GOMEZ DE BETANCOURT 10637 LUZ MENDEZ K-6 URBANA (787) 878-1675 (787) 878-1675 211 PO BOX 116 ARECIBO PR 00613-0000 ANTONIA SANCHEZ 10116 IDA I ALVAREZ K-3 RURAL (787) 880-0262 (787) 880-0262 75 PO BOX 905 ARECIBO PR 00613-0000 CARMEN M ABREU 10330 MARIA APONTE K-6 RURAL (787) 878-8367 (787) 878-8367 126 152 CALLE DELFIN OLMO ARECIBO PR 00612-0000 COTTO (ANEXO) 10173 ELBA IRIS 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(787) 878-1514 (787) 878-1514 571 PO BOX 9773 ARECIBO PR 00613-0000 JULIO SEIJO 10314 AMADO SANTIAGO K-6 URBANA (787) 878-2062 (787) 878-2062 368 PO BOX 143566 ARECIBO PR 00614-0000 JUSTINIANO TORRES 10124 AURA DELGADO K-4 RURAL (787) 881-6985 (787) 881-6985 218 PO BOX 451 ARECIBO PR 00613-0000 LOS CAÑOS 10108 LAURA DE JESUS K-6 RURAL (787) 879-1558 (787) 816-8201 187 PO BOX 9919 ARECIBO PR 00613-0000 MARIA CATALINA TEJADA 15461 FRANCISCO TORRES K-6 RURAL (787) 881-6264 (787) 881-6264 191 PO BOX 1222 ARECIBO PR 00616-0000 MARTIN DIEGO DELGADO 14563 ALEJANDRO CABRERA K-6 URBANA (787) 878-0645 (787) 878-0645 165 CALLE 8 J0 UNIVERSITY ARECIBO PR 00612-0000 GARDENS VICTOR ROJAS II 10629 HERNY CARRION PK-6 URBANA (787) 878-5969 (787) 878-5969 377 PO BOX 142716 ARECIBO PR 00614-0000 VILLA SERENA 15024 DOROTHY NAVA DE TORRES K-6 URBANA (787) 879-4825 (787) 816-6841 405 PO BOX 9941 ARECIBO PR 00613-0000 NIVEL INTERMEDIO ESCUELA CODIGO DIRECTOR GRADO ZONA TELEFONO FAX MATRICULA* DIRECCION PUEBLO PAIS ZIP CODE JOSE GUALBERTO PADILLA 10348 LAURA OLIVO 7-9 URBANA (787) 878-2818 (787) 897-5242 262 PO BOX 9395 ARECIBO PR 00613-0000 LUIS MUÑOZ MARIN 17111 EMILIO SAAVEDRA 7-9 URBANA (787) 880-0757 (787) 880-0757 514 PO BOX 1116 ARECIBO PR 00613-0000 PRE-VOCACIONAL JOSE LIMON ARCE 14381 ELBA RAMOS EE URBANA (787) 878-3300 (787) 878-3300 41 PO BOX 152 ARECIBO PR 00612-0152 THOMAS JEFFERSON 10363 KRIMILDA PELLOT 7-9 URBANA (787) 878-3332 (787) 878-0139 373 MSC 456 P.O.BOX 4035 ARECIBO PR 00614-0000 VICTOR ROJAS I 10611 HENRY CARRION EE URBANA (787) 880-3551 70 PO BOX 9666 ARECIBO PR 00612-0000 NIVEL SECUNDARIO ESCUELA CODIGO DIRECTOR GRADO ZONA TELEFONO FAX MATRICULA* DIRECCION PUEBLO PAIS ZIP CODE LUIS MUÑOZ RIVERA 15701 JUSTO MENDEZ / ADANIVIA 1-12 URBANA (787) 878-3585 (787) 878-7781 426 PO BOX 2854 ARECIBO PR 00613-0000 GONZALEZ NIVEL SEGUNDA UNIDAD ESCUELA CODIGO DIRECTOR GRADO ZONA TELEFONO FAX MATRICULA* DIRECCION PUEBLO PAIS ZIP CODE Lista creada: 08/07/2003 1:04:14 PM Informe preparado por la Oficina de Sede Electrónica del Departamento de Educación de Puerto Rico Página 3 de 114 DR CAYETANO COLL Y TOSTE 10439 PAULA M RIVERA K-9 RURAL (787) 881-5429 (787) 881-6002 777 PO BOX 992 ARECIBO PR 00616-0000 EUGENIO MARIA DE HOSTOS 10272 LYDIA MARTINEZ K-9 RURAL (787) 881-3540 (787) 816-1092 521 PO BOX 451 ARECIBO PR 00613-0000 JOSE RAMON RIVERA 10538 DELIA COLON K-9 RURAL (787) 881-1717 (787) 881-8003 733 PO BOX 451 ARECIBO PR 00613-0451 LUIS FELIPE PEREZ 10405 SANDRA MIRANDA K-9 RURAL (787) 880-7488 (787) 880-7488 422 PO BOX 140538 ARECIBO PR 00614-0000 SU DIEGO BRAVO 10520 REYNALDO AYENDE K-9 RURAL (787) 880-2444 (787) 879-5113 350 PO BOX 2284 ARECIBO PR 00613-2284 SU ENRIQUE DE JESUS BORRAS 10322 FEDERICO LOPEZ REVEROL K-9 RURAL (787) 878-7699 (787) 878-9397 571 PO BOX 141165 ARECIBO PR 00613-0000 SU FEDERICO DEGETAU 10546 MAYRA MALDONADO / PK-9 RURAL (787) 881-1524 (787) 878-9708 1055 PO BOX 141918 ARECIBO PR 00612-0000 WILMARIE ALBINO SU MANUEL RUIZ 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ESCUELA CODIGO DIRECTOR GRADO ZONA TELEFONO FAX MATRICULA* DIRECCION PUEBLO PAIS ZIP CODE BELLAS ARTES 17343 PEDRO A VARGAS PEREZ 3-12 RURAL (787) 881-2882 (787) 881-8882 337 PO BOX 524 ARECIBO PR 00613-0524 LIBRE DE MUSICA 14316 ALFREDO BUSSATTI K-12 URBANA (787) 879-3567 (787) 881-8884 460 PO BOX 2794 ARECIBO PR 00613-2794 Lista creada: 08/07/2003 1:04:14 PM Informe preparado por la Oficina de Sede Electrónica del Departamento de Educación de Puerto Rico Página 4 de 114 REGIÓN DE ARECIBO Distrito escolar: BARCELONETA NIVEL ELEMENTAL ESCUELA CODIGO DIRECTOR GRADO ZONA TELEFONO FAX MATRICULA* DIRECCION PUEBLO PAIS ZIP CODE AGUSTIN BALSEIRO 10785 JUAN FIGUEROA PK-6 RURAL (787) 846-4742 (787) 846-6525 187 PO BOX 15 BARCELONETA PR 00617-0000 EASTON 10686 EDWIN RODRIGUEZ K-6 RURAL (787) 846-4379 (787) 846-7565 280 PO BOX 2048 BARCELONETA PR 00617-0000 IMBERY 10744 LUZ E HERNÁNDEZ K-6 RURAL (787) 846-0361 (787) 846-0361 321 PO BOX 2052 BARCELONETA PR 00617-0000 JESUS M RIVERA 10694 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