“Everyone has lost enrollment”: despite challenges in the education sector, new schools to openAbout a dozen educational institutions will close their doors next academic year, but this does not prevent others that have already been certified to operate
The decrease in the school-age population and cost increases have changed the landscape in the private education sector in Puerto Rico, and more institutions are forced to make adjustments or close their operations. But despite the challenges, at least 11 new private schools are ready to open their doors next school year, said Damaris Nolasco, director of the Office of Registration and Licensing of Educational Institutions, attached to the Department of State.
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