Coral Gables Senior High School, public secondary school in Coral Gables, Florida, USA
Coral Gables Senior High School is a secondary school in Miami-Dade County serving about 2800 students with more than 120 teachers. The campus spans 26 acres with buildings featuring Spanish-style architecture, open courtyards, and fountains that create a relaxed learning environment.
The school opened in 1950 and initially served white students only. During the 1960s it underwent significant integration as black students from a neighboring school joined and staff actively promoted an inclusive school community.
The school carries the motto 'Dirigo' meaning 'I lead' and encourages student leadership through clubs, Model United Nations, and student publications like the magazine 'Highlights'. These activities shape daily campus life and show how students take active roles in their school community.
The school is easily accessible by public transportation with the Miami Metrorail stopping at Douglas Road Station nearby. The central location in Coral Gables provides good access for students and visitors.
The school has a long history of student publications with the magazine 'Highlights' operating since 1948 and winning numerous state awards. This enduring tradition shows deep commitment to student journalism and creative expression on campus.
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