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Rio Grande/Cathedral
legio Río Grande Cathedral del Norte Colegio (RGCN) es una escuela privada católica ubicada en el norte de Puerto Rico. Está ubicado en el municipio de Río Grande, cerca de la ciudad de San Juan. La escuela ofrece educación preescolar, primaria y secundaria. Está afiliada a la Iglesia Católica y se enfoca en la educación religiosa, así como en la educación académica. La escuela ofrece una variedad de programas académicos, deportivos y extracurriculares. Los estudiantes tienen la oportunidad de participar en actividades como el teatro, el debate, el ajedrez, el baloncesto, el voleibol y el atletismo. La escuela también ofrece una variedad de programas de servicio comunitario para ayudar a los estudiantes a desarrollar habilidades de liderazgo y responsabilidad social. RGCN es una escuela de alto nivel académico que ofrece una educación de calidad para sus estudiantes.
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User Reviews
James Dyck
Cathy was amazing with her time and generosity of stories. Thank you and we will be back next summer!
Pete Otholt
Really great stop, especially if you are riding motorcycles. The staff are super friendly and displays and artifacts are very interesting!! Oh, and the restrooms are nice and clean. A lot better than most of your choices. Perfect short stop on any trip!!
Frieda Jackson
One of the best small museums we have been to. Staff is friendly and know the history of the area. Helpful to a fault. Lyndsie and Kathleen our hats are off to you. Since they are rearranging the museum because of a flood it was free. Normally $2.00 for seniors.
DeAnn Jacobs
Great combination of old and new! This small museum offers a pleasant balance between permanent exhibits and rotating ones. Most exhibits are local history, but rotating exhibits current art and culture.
Dan Ley
About as good as could be expected for a small town museum; was free admission due to an art event (local artists' works on display with a hefty dose of advertising for business), and there were some neat exhibits of a variety of themes (pioneer, military, academic, etc.) From the area's history. Worth stopping in for a few if you're in the area.