University Gardens High School

University Gardens is run by the Puerto Rico Department of Education and is overseen by its Specialized Schools Unit (UnEE, for its initials in Spanish).

[2] Recognized for featuring some of the highest standardized test scores in Puerto Rico, it has been criticized for having 27.8% of its student population come from living below the poverty line.

Roxánna I. Duntley-Matos described the school's appearance as it was in 1981 as: [having] a one level concrete building with modern aluminum-lined see-through glass doors.

Youth, dressed in yellow polos and dark blue pants, strolled around the yard discussing each other's romantic adventures, the latest movies, the upcoming parties or school special events, the homework they had failed to complete or tests they would soon have to face.It used to offer grades 10th-12th,[8] however this was changed by a Department of Education reorganization.

[9] During February 2021, it was one of 172 public schools identified as "suitable to open" that formed part of an initial phase proposed by the Department to resume in-person teaching starting in March.

Capital ''U'' with red and color sections, denoting a magnet, followed by a minuscule ''n'' and two capital ''E''s in black. Under all are the words '''Unidad de Escuelas Especializadas'' ("Specialized Schools Unit").
The Specialized Schools Unit's logo, the Department of Education's magnet school division.