Saint George School Celebrates 60 Years of Legacy

Saint George School recently marked a remarkable milestone—60 years of shaping young minds and fostering a legacy of academic excellence. The anniversary celebration brought together alumni, faculty, staff, and guests to honor the school’s journey of transformation and growth. Reflecting on its rich history, alumni of Class of 1991, member of the Leadership Team, Carmen Minaya beautifully captured the essence of the occasion, emphasizing that these six decades are more than just time—they represent a story of learning, evolution, and unwavering dedication to education.

At the heart of this celebration was a tribute to the school's founders, Mrs. Maureen Tejeda and Mr. Anton Tejeda, whose vision laid the foundation for Saint George’s success. Mrs. Karina Pablo de Redman, the current director, expressed her deep gratitude for their pioneering leadership, ensuring that the institution continues to uphold its core values. Special guests, including British Ambassador of Dominican Republic Carol Van der Walt and representatives from Nord Anglia Education, highlighted the school’s global impact, underscoring its role in shaping students into future leaders with an international perspective.

The event was filled with heartfelt moments, from a touching video showcasing the school’s milestones to a ceremony honoring individuals who have played key roles in its legacy. As Saint George School looks ahead, Mrs. Pablo de Redman called for continued collaboration and commitment to excellence. With innovation, strong values, and a dedicated community, the institution remains steadfast in its mission to nurture the next generation of leaders, ensuring that its legacy continues for decades to come.