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- Carr. 846, Km. 9, Lote 5 Ciudad Universitaria, Trujillo Alto, Puerto Rico 00976
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• We offer grades from Kinder to fourth year
• Regular Curriculum
• Individualized help
• Reasonable accommodation
• Excellent program
• 13 students per group
• Extracurricular activities
• Air conditioning in all rooms
• Care and mentoring (in the afternoon)
• Summer classes (June)
• Summer camp (June)
• Physical education
• Computers
• Parent Council
• Occupational, speech and psychological therapy
• Excellent security
• Enrollment includes: maintenance and construction, materials, assigned space, school and emergency insurance, family fee "Achievement Night"
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The Individualized Learning Center is a private elementary and secondary school accredited by the Higher Education Council. Awarded as School of Educational Excellence by the Ibero-American Council of Educational Excellence.
22 years offering educational excellence. Individuality in every human being is extremely important. If this is not the case, we can not visualize every need that the students have and thus be able to give them the necessary help. CAPRI. Offers this help integrated into the basic skills that the teacher, as facilitator, imparts daily as mentor to each of their students individually.
Vision: We aspire to make our students develop on a par with regular students and allow them to become a productive, sensitive, collaborative and capable of serving our country adapting to the changes of a modern society.
Mission: To provide a suitable environment in which the student directs his learning through construction, using different activities, thus developing those free and integrated experiences that promote psychosocial development, in this way the student becomes an effective element in Making Decisions in the democratic society that has been effective in making decisions in the democratic society that has come to live. To completely individualize each student, to think one at a time and not in groups.
