Saint John's School Alumni

The Class of 2027 kicked off their senior year with STAR entrance, and we loved seeing so many SJS alumni come back to celebrate with them!

There’s something pretty special about returning to the place where it all began and cheering on the next generation of Hurricanes.

Alumni, do you remember your Senior Entrance? Tell us what year you graduated and share your favorite memory in the comments!

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As we wrap up another school year, we're already looking forward to reconnecting with our Saint John's School Alumni community!

SAVE THE DATE for our Family Day
August 29, 2026
11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Eco's Sports Park

Mark your calendars and get ready for an afternoon of fun, memories, and community. We can't wait to see you there!

Congratulations to Michael Casola '98 on his wedding last weekend!

It was a special reunion as many of his Saint John's School classmates came together to celebrate, sharing old stories, reliving cherished memories, and creating new ones. The evening was also filled with loving memories of Michael's mother, Kathy Casola, a beloved member of our faculty whose impact on the Saint John's community continues to be felt.

We wish Michael and his bride a lifetime of happiness, love, and wonderful memories ahead.

Pictured: Mernaysa Rivera, Carlos Salazar, Esteban Bird, Virgil Calejesan, Mónica Sánchez, Paul Tartak, Daniel Charak

A few weeks ago, while the Class of 2030 celebrated their 8th Grade Prom, these proud SJS alumni parents took a moment to celebrate a milestone that feels especially meaningful, watching their children create memories at the very school where their own journeys began.

Pictured left to right:
Max Faigenblat '95, Manuel Dubon '97, Stephen Higuera '94, Yisell Muxo '91, Suzie Dubon '94, Enrico Sartori '86, and Miguel Ferrer '87.

Over the past few weeks, we've welcomed so many alumni back to campus, and every visit puts a smile on our faces. Whether you're stopping by to say hello, visit former teachers, attend an event, or simply walk down memory lane, we love catching up with you!

Thank you to everyone who has visited recently. Your stories, memories, and continued connection to Saint John's School are what make our alumni community so special.

If you're ever nearby, come say him we'd love to see you!

Recent visits include: Eric Adamsons '88, Kit Jackson '24, Melrose Pineau and Markus Cao '24, Andrea Martinez Perez and Viviana Mendez '25, Sebastian & Diego Vázquez-Guillemard '24, Angelina Siaca and Ilusha Hill '25, Patricia Hurtado de Mendoza Peñ and Lorena Arcelay '25.

The 4th Edition of the Alumni Hub: Forever Hurricanes Newsletter is here!

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Once a Hurricane, always a Hurricane.

At this year’s 12th Grade Commencement Exercises, we were proud to continue one of Saint John’s School’s most meaningful traditions: honoring our Legacy Families.

Each year, alumni parents are invited to place the Alumni Legacy Cord on their graduating child, symbolizing the connection between generations of Hurricanes and the lasting impact of our school community.

This year, we celebrated 8 alumni families, making the moment even more special as parents and children shared the stage together. Seeing one generation of Hurricanes send another into the world is a powerful reminder that once a Hurricane, always a Hurricane!

Pictured L to R:
Berenice Bellotti 1986
Sultan Yassin 1997
Guily Barlia 1991
Evelyn Biton 1996
Nannette Berrios 1993
Glendys Villar 1991
Rafael Blanes 1997
Carlos Guardiola 1986

Congratulations to our Legacy Families and to the entire Class of 2026!

Path of a Hurricane: Alumni in Action

Congratulations to Sabina Liesl Collazo '12, who recently concluded a celebrated run as Maria in West Side Story at The Gateway Playhouse!

Sabina's journey began right here at Saint John's School, where she first stepped onto the stage in school musicals at just 9 years old. From voice lessons at the Puerto Rico Conservatory of Music to earning degrees from the University of Michigan in Musical Theatre and Management, she has built an impressive career on stage and screen.

Beyond her artistic achievements, Sabina has remained deeply connected to Puerto Rico, helping lead Hurricane Maria relief efforts as a founding member of Voices for Puerto Rico and Relief4PR. Today, she continues to make her mark as an actress and content creator based in New York City.

Her recent portrayal of Maria earned rave reviews, including from fellow alumnus Tony Vargas '94, who described her performance as "magnificent" and said she has "the voice of an angel."

From the SJS stage to leading roles in acclaimed productions, Sabina continues to inspire us all. We are proud to call her a Hurricane!