Celebrating Student Leadership at SJS!
Our Student Council for 2025–2026 was officially inducted in a ceremony that brought together the voices and vision of our Hurricanes.
These student leaders are ready to represent their peers, strengthen our community, and guide them throughout the year.
At Saint John’s School, we believe leadership is learned through experience. By empowering students to step into these roles, we help them develop the confidence, responsibility, and initiative that will serve them well on campus and far beyond.
Congratulations to our 2025–2026 Student Council!
Executive Board
President - Uma Navarrete (’26)
VP - Mardi Roques (’26)
Secretary - Andie Cabrer (‘27)
Treasurer - Adriana Blanes (’26)
Director of Public Relations - Mikaella Concepcion (‘27)
Member at Large - Eduardo Pereyó (’26)
Class of 2026
President – Morgan “Mac” Schuessler
VP – Alejandro Gierbolini
Secretary – Lara Yassin
Treasurer – Aren Finelt
Reps – Cyrus Wunker & Paulina Higuera
Class of 2027
President – Roni Lewy
VP – Malena Aponte
Secretary – Moses Johnson
Treasurer – Iker Saad
Reps – Andrea Aguirre & Jorge “JJ” Amadeo
Class of 2028
President – Sarisabel Mendez
VP – Gustavo Boada
Secretary – Isabella Blanes
Treasurer – Antonio Blanes
Reps – Eva Finelt & Isabella Sala
Class of 2029
President – Liam Shemesh
VP – Skylar Evans
Secretary – Julieta Alcedo
Treasurer – Amelia Carrion
Reps – Emma Alvarez & Nicolas Munoz
Class of 2030
President – Cayetano Ferrer Gonzalez
VP – Sam Faigenblat
Secretary – Giuliana Colon
Treasurer – Esteban Higuera
Reps – Violeta Dubon & Sebastian Tomas
Class of 2031
President – Miranda Munoz-Najar
VP – Cecilia Villamil
Secretary – Carolina del Valle
Treasurer – Apolo Reifkol
Reps – Lilah Abdullah & Julieta Alvarez
Advisor – Mr. Michael Mancuso
Saint John’s School
Saint John’s School is a non-profit, college preparatory, nonsectarian, coeducational day school founded in 1915. The school, located in a residential area of Condado, in San Juan, Puerto Rico, has an enrollment of over 800 students from Toddler to grade twelve. Instruction is mostly in English with the exception of language courses.