San Roque Elementary School
San Roque Elementary School is a school in Barangay Siete-D, San Pablo, Calabarzon, which is located on Ramon Magsaysay Street. San Roque Elementary School is situated near the town hall I-B Barangay Hall, as well as near the church Black Nazarene Chapel.- School
- …is operated by the Fule Almeda District, San Pablo City School Division, DepEd
- Address: Ramon Magsaysay Street, San Pablo, 4000
- Established: June 1, 1957
Places of Interest Nearby
Highlights include San Pablo station and Fule–Malvar Mansion.
San Pablo station
Railway station
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Fule–Malvar Mansion
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San Roque Elementary School
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Latitude
14.06914° or 14° 4′ 9″ north
Longitude
121.31603° or 121° 18′ 58″ east
Open location code
7Q633898+MC
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