MARTIN G. BRUMBAUGH

MARTIN G. BRUMBAUGH is a public school that is part of the PUERTO RICO DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION school district, located in SAN JUAN, PR.

MARTIN G. BRUMBAUGH School, located in the historic Puerta de Tierra district of San Juan, Puerto Rico, serves as a significant educational landmark within its community. Positioned near the heart of the island’s capital, the school is situated in an area known for its rich cultural heritage and proximity to major government and civic institutions. As a public institution in San Juan, it plays a vital role in providing essential primary or secondary education to the families residing in the dense, urban environment of the Puerta de Tierra sector.

The school is named after Martin Grove Brumbaugh, a notable American educator who served as the first U.S. Commissioner of Education for Puerto Rico following the transition of sovereignty in 1898. Brumbaugh is historically recognized for his efforts to organize the island’s school system and for his advocacy for bilingual education, balancing the teaching of English with the preservation of Spanish. Today, the school that bears his name stands as a testament to that legacy, continuing to function as a focal point for student development and community engagement within the San Juan school district.

For more information, contact MARTIN G. BRUMBAUGH at (787) 722-0632 or visit the school personally to speak with a faculty or administrative member about any specific questions you may have.