Santo Cristo Elementary School
Santo Cristo Elementary School is a school in San Pablo, Southern Laguna, Calabarzon, which is located on Rosal Street. Santo Cristo Elementary School is situated near the town hall Santo Cristo Barangay Hall, as well as near the church Abundant Life Ministries.- School
- …is operated by the Dapdapan District, San Pablo City School Division, DepEd
- Address: Rosal Street, San Pablo, 4000
- Established: June 1, 1960
Places of Interest Nearby
Highlights include San Pablo station and City of San Pablo.
San Pablo station
Railway station
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City of San Pablo
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Fule–Malvar Mansion
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Places in the Area
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Santo Cristo Elementary School
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Latitude
14.06558° or 14° 3′ 56″ north
Longitude
121.3295° or 121° 19′ 46″ east
Open location code
7Q63388H+6R
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