International Schools in San Juan, Puerto Rico

Last updated 13 July 2026

About international schools in San Juan, Puerto Rico

San Juan’s international and bilingual private schools tend to combine American-style college-preparatory curricula with strong English - Spanish bilingual provision, and several institutions also offer the International Baccalaureate (IB) at one or more levels. Tuition fees vary by school and age but commonly fall in the low five-figure range for full-year primary and secondary places, with additional application and registration charges. Admissions generally follow an academic-year rhythm similar to mainland US private schools, so families relocating during the autumn or winter should start enquiries several months before term begins. As a US territory, Puerto Rico’s schools operate alongside a substantial public system, and most international schools will offer newcomer language support and guidance on local residency and transport options.

Compare 5 international schools in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Filter by curriculum, fees, location, and more to find the right international school now.

At a glance 5 schools

Schools listed: 5
Curricula: 5
Most common curriculum: AP (3 schools)
Average school size: 776 pupils
Largest by enrolment: TASIS Dorado
Oldest: Robinson School (1902)

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What curricula and languages can I expect at international schools in San Juan?

Most international schools use an American-style curriculum or offer International Baccalaureate programmes, and many advertise bilingual instruction in English and Spanish; the balance between the two languages varies by school and by grade. Expect English to be the primary medium in schools aimed at expatriate families, with Spanish taught as a core subject or integrated across the curriculum for bilingual schools.

How much do fees usually cost and what extra charges should I budget for?

Annual tuition for international or private bilingual schools commonly sits in the low five-figure range, though there is wide variation by school, campus and pupil age; pre-school and early years places are often lower while upper-secondary (IB or AP years) can cost more. In addition to tuition you should budget for one-off application or registration fees, school uniform, transport and extracurricular costs, and possible deposits on enrolment.

When should I apply if I’m relocating to San Juan?

Most private and international schools follow an annual admissions cycle similar to mainland US schools, with applications and testing concentrated in the autumn and winter months for the following school year, so start enquiries around six to nine months before you need a place. Schools sometimes hold limited seats or rolling admissions, so contact admissions offices early if your move is mid-year or uncertain.

What ages and stages do international schools in San Juan cover?

International and bilingual private schools in the San Juan area commonly offer programmes from early childhood (pre-K or kindergarten) through to grade 12, though individual schools differ in the age ranges they serve. Check each school’s published age bands and whether they offer a continuous pathway to graduation or transition points where families must reapply. (No external citation provided.)

What practical checks should relocating families make when evaluating schools?

Look for clarity about the language of instruction, levels of English or Spanish support for newcomers, accreditation or recognised external programmes (such as IB), published class sizes and pastoral support, and the school’s transport and wraparound-care arrangements. Ask for a sample timetable and recent reports or inspection summaries where available, and confirm refund and withdrawal policies before paying deposits.

International Schools in San Juan, Puerto Rico

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Baldwin School of Puerto Rico

IB (DP)

Saint John's School - San Juan

American, AP · Ages 2 to 18

Commonwealth-Parkville School

American Curriculum, AP · Ages 4 to 18

TASIS Dorado

American, AP · Ages 4 to 18

Robinson School

IB · Ages 2 to 18

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