Ready To Lead, Represent, And Make A Difference

Our 2026–2027 Student Council members made that commitment official during their induction ceremony.
With service, leadership, engagement, and student voice at the heart of what they do, this group is ready to represent their peers, strengthen our school community, and help shape another memorable year at SJS.
 
We’re excited to see their ideas, initiative, and Hurricane spirit at work! Congratulations!
 
 
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Executive Board
President – Andrea Cabrer ’27
Vice President – Mikaella Concepción ’27
Secretary – Skylar Evans ’29
Treasurer – Iker Saad ’27
Member at Large – Eduardo Villamil ’27
Director of Public Relations – Eva Finelt ’28
 
Class of 2027
President – Roni Lewy
Vice President – Alfredo Escudero
Secretary – Malena Aponte
Treasurer – Gustavo Alonso
Reps – Moses Johnson & Julian Amadeo
 
Class of 2028
President – Mia Faigenblat
Vice President – Cecilia Trinidad
Secretary – Isabella Sala
Treasurer – Sarisabel Mendez
Representatives – Gustavo Boada & Sia Rodriguez
 
Class of 2029
President – Julieta Alcedo
Vice President – Maia Lopez
Secretary – Miranda Bernier
Treasurer – Nicolas Muñoz
Representatives – Amelia Carrión & Isabella Fernández
 
Class of 2030
President – Esteban Higuera
Vice President – Sam Faigenblat
Secretary – Guiliana Colón
Treasurer – Jaime Fonalledas
Representatives – Violeta Dubon & Alejandro Ginorio
 
Class of 2031
President – Cecilia Villamil
Vice President – Carolina del Valle
Secretary – Andrea Nieves
Treasurer – Maria Martinez
Representatives – Miranda Muñoz-Najar & Alfonso Valdes
 
Class of 2032
President – Elena De Varona
Vice President – Estefania Escasena
Secretary – Juan Javier Argomaniz
Treasurer – Emma Dubon
Representatives – Francisco del Valle & Emmanuel Ortega
 
Advisor – Mr. Michael Mancuso


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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.