The Class of 2021 celebrated their Ring Ceremony. A special occasion in the lives of our seniors students as they made the commitment of exemplifying the virtues for which Robinson School stands: academic excellence, Christian values, honor and justice. In one year, this fine group of young men and women will be graduating; embarking on a new chapter of their lives. May the commitment they accepted guide them throughout their Senior year and future.
Distinguished Class of 2021
Jorge Aguayo Beltrán
Valeria Aisa Cano
Carlos Alomar Morales
Alex Báez Díaz
Grace Ballagas Miranda
Jean Paul Blanché Adán
Alejandro Blasini Frontera
Gustavo Cabrer Viejo
Iván Colón Bermúdez
Onel Colón Díaz
Jaxon Connell
Hunter Cooke
Camila Cora Lecleres
Charlene Crespo Santiago
Eduardo De La Cruz Dueñas
Larry Delgado Delgado
José Estrada Carattini
Enrique Garrido Matanzo
Briana Girald Baron
Gustavo Gómez Lorenzi
Francisco González Gutiérrez
Paola Hernández Vázquez
Rafael Iglesias Santana
Miguel Maldonado Vázquez
Louis Markopolos
Harry Markopolos
Fernando Marqués Archilla
Jaden Marshall
Valeria Mattei Fleming
Mario Medina Cody
Lucas Melero Bonnín
Yinelis Morales Arocho
Enrique Muchacho Bengoa
Tatiana Mulero Sánchez
Miguel Ortiz Barceló
Jorge Pi Rivera
Camille Prats Vega
Camila Ramírez Colón
Victoria Rivera Nazario
Paola Rivera Torres
Francisco Roca Cruz
Yaneliz Rojas Urrutia
Ramón Rullán Torres
Jaime Salellas González
Andrea Sánchez Figueroa
Giuliana Sanguineti Lozada
Isabella Santos Rodríguez
Vincent Schroder Otero
Gustavo Serrano Alicea
Thomas Soltero Brito
Nadina Terrassa Morales
José Terrassa Morales
Christopher Thillet Facundo
Nicholas Thomas Magriña
Natalia Thurman Ríos
Giulianna Thurman Ríos
Edwin Torres Manzano
Dylan Vélez Estremera
Ricardo Volckers Rexach
Welcome Address
by: Camila Ramírez, Class President
Symbolism of Class Logo
by: Jaden Marshall, Designer
The class logo is composed of different symbols. Each one of them with a special meaning to the students.
- Globe and puzzle pieces- Within the center of the design, you can see the globe to represent the different nationalities within the class. Alongside the globe, puzzle pieces are placed to show how each student is an important part of the whole and it is not complete without one of the pieces.
- Pencil – a pencil is placed on the left side to represent students’ academic achievements and their successes.
- Hibiscus Flower – The hibiscus flower represents the beautiful flora & fauna of Puerto Rico.
- Puerto Rican Flag – Within the “I” of “seniors”, is the flag of Puerto Rico and is apparent due to it being home to the class.
- Taino symbol – Next, the “0” within “2021” is a Taino symbol that symbolizes transformation to represent the transformations to come as students enter their senior year and after.
Ultimately each symbol together represents Robinsons school and the lessons given to the students by being global citizens, but also share their culture and beliefs with others and understand that their differences make them stronger and better. It is with great pride that the students present to the school community the logo of the Class of 2021.
Symbolism of the Ring

For the class of 2021 the ring symbolizes the never-ending cycles of life. They will soon finish one cycle and begin another. The ring is made of gold, a precious metal that symbolizes the valuable times they have spent together and the friendships they have made.
The hawk, our school mascot, is there to remind students that when they think they have flown to the highest level they should always try to fly higher. The blue stone is a symbol of the courage they will need to reach all of their future goals.
The school shield on the side of the ring is composed of four symbols: a book that represents the academic knowledge acquired in Robinson; a cross which symbolizes the Christian values through which students have been raised; the hawk represents sportsmanship and La Garita which symbolizes our culture, heritage and our island, Puerto Rico. On the other side of the ring each student has a design of their choice that reflects their individuality. The name of Robinson School is engraved around the stone combining courage, guidance, support, and individuality through the education students have received at this fine institution.
Furthermore, for the members of this class the ring symbolizes unity. They will always be united as one, the Robinson School Class of 2021, and the ring will always remind them of that, no matter where they go. They are proud to be part of the Robinson School family.
Blessing of Rings
by: Charlotte Maltés, School Chaplain

Head of School Address
by: Cindy Ogg, Head of School
Ring Presentation
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