Calle Font Martelo, Humacao, 00791, Puerto Rico
Calle Font Martelo
Humacao
PR
Adult Education School, Elementary School
School
787-852-1215
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Brian Cedeno said 5 years ago
I love the school so much because every time there's a problem they solve it very quick you should put this school if you're in Puerto Rico for your kids it'll be the rightful place for it I also love my teacher and third grade Señora Diaz
Eddye Reyes said 8 years ago
Very accurate. Antonia zaes school one of the best school in Humacao
Ras Rafael Agosto said 6 years ago
Escuela Antonia Saez antorcha luminosa que alimentas la mente de la tropa infantil...
proparkoar 35 said 4 years ago
No sirve
A Google User said 9 years ago
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