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Shows a lot of what you can do in Jarabacoa
Shows a lot of what you can do in Jarabacoa
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Nice Video of Jarabacoa- sell job
If there would be CEPM instead of EdeNorte, a real good (bilingual) school (or is there one?) and Internet as stable as here in PC, I would move to Jarabacoa tomorrow
There are two bilingual schools, Jarabacoa Christian school, and Doulos Discovery School. Both are of the religious nature and if I was going to recommend one I would probably recommend Doulos as it is American accredited, for what that's worth. I know chldren that go to both and they are bi-lingual. Both have Websites. Our school is for the poorer folks in Jarabacoa but since we have a number of students that performed very well at the regional student academic Olympicsc I think we are doing fine. My internet is pretty stable but not that fast. Others that require it more business can comment.
Edenorte isn't as bad here as other places, two decent bilingual school, and we have stable 8mb/1mb DSL from Claro.If there would be CEPM instead of EdeNorte, a real good (bilingual) school (or is there one?) and Internet as stable as here in PC, I would move to Jarabacoa tomorrow
Jarabacoa is an excellent place to live. We have the best weather, IMO, on the island.
