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This was the first change in the PR language policy teaching all subjects in English in public schools.
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Commissioner Brumbaugh, President Mckinley's Commissioners of Education decided that English was to be taught only in secondary schools.
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The Offical Language Act approved offically the status of both English and Spanish.
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Theodore Roosevelt's Commissioner of Education revoked the Offical Language Act to re-established English to be taught in all grades.
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There was a change Spanish was reinstated in teaching from first four grades
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Jose Padin introduced a language policy which required all subjects except English was to be taught in Spanish in the first eight grades.
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When Blanton S. Winthrop named governor by President Franklin Roosevelt, made English the language of teaching in all grades.
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English was reinstead as the language of teaching in the secondary schools.
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First elected Governor, Luis Munoz Marin, changed Spanish as a language to be taught in all grades and English was to be taught for one period a day as a second language.
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Language policies directed toward advancing political goals in a Spanish Only legislation approved.
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A Pro Statehood Party language policy reinsteaded both English and Spanish as an official language.
