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BOTIJAS I

📍 OROCOVIS, Puerto Rico Public

190

👥 Total Enrollment

Students enrolled

8.3:1

📏 Student–Teacher Ratio

Better than US avg (~16:1)

K–8

🎓 Grade Levels

9 active grades

23.0

👩‍🏫 Full-Time Teachers

FTE certified faculty

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BOTIJAS I, an elementary public school serving grades K–8 in OROCOVIS, Puerto Rico, with 190 students and a student-teacher ratio of 8.3:1. Data: NCES 2024-2025.

📖 Academic Overview & Key Context

Located in OROCOVIS, Puerto Rico, BOTIJAS I is a regular public school serving students from grades K–8. The school operates within the PUERTO RICO DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION in Orocovis Municipio. With a current reported enrollment of 190 students, it provides a smaller, close-knit learning environment designed to support academic and personal growth.

In terms of academic staffing and instructional attention, BOTIJAS I maintains a student-to-teacher ratio of 8.3:1. This favorable ratio is lower than the typical national public school average of approximately 16:1, offering opportunities for individualized guidance and collaborative classroom engagement. The campus educational team includes approximately 23.0 full-time equivalent (FTE) classroom teachers and certified instructional personnel.

Through federal and state educational initiatives, BOTIJAS I participates in community support programs including the National School Lunch Program, with approximately 173 students (91.1%) eligible for free or reduced-price meals. This participation helps ensure equitable access to essential learning resources, nutritional support, and student welfare services.

👥 Student Demographics & Diversity

Official NCES reported race and ethnicity breakdown

190 Students reported

Hispanic 100%

190 enrolled students

White 0%

0 enrolled students

Black / African American 0%

0 enrolled students

Asian 0%

0 enrolled students

American Indian / Alaska Native 0%

0 enrolled students

Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander 0%

0 enrolled students

Two or more races 0%

0 enrolled students

⚧ Gender Distribution Total 190

👦 Male 56.3% (107) 👧 Female 43.7% (83)

🥗 Economic Diversity 91.1%

173 students eligible for Free / Reduced-Price Lunch

📊 Enrollment by Grade Level

Student distribution across all enrolled grade levels

9 Grade Levels

K ★ top

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School facts

Address CARR 568 KM 5 HM 5 BO BOTIJAS I, OROCOVIS, PR 00720

Phone (787) 867-2260

School district PUERTO RICO DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

County Orocovis Municipio

Grades K–8

Students 190 students

Student–teacher ratio 8.3:1

Full-time teachers 23.0

Community type Suburb: Large

Level Elementary

Type Public

Virtual Not virtual

Coordinates 18.24138, -66.36621

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NCES school ID 720003001672

School year 2024-2025

Source NCES

📍 Location

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CARR 568 KM 5 HM 5 BO BOTIJAS I

OROCOVIS, PR 00720 Orocovis Municipio

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions asked by parents, students, and community members

What grades are taught at BOTIJAS I? +

BOTIJAS I serves students in grades K–8. The school curriculum is structured specifically for these grade levels in accordance with Puerto Rico state educational standards.

How many students attend BOTIJAS I? +

According to official National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) records, BOTIJAS I has a total reported enrollment of 190 students.

What is the student-to-teacher ratio at BOTIJAS I? +

The student-teacher ratio at BOTIJAS I is 8.3:1, supported by approximately 23.0 full-time equivalent certified teachers.