Miami Norland Senior High School
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11 reviews
1193 NW 193RD ST
Miami, FL 33169
Miami, FL 33169
(305) 653-1416
Community Reviews
Read what parents are saying about Miami Norland Senior High SchoolI went to this school and it was horrible. It's is highly unorganized and rude. The school is nasty and the student are disrespectful. I highly recommend you don't go to this school. Some teacher are good but most act like the students and don't care about school. This school mostly cares about its extra curriculum activities likes sport. The sport teams are good but they only care for the "great" players. Every sport out there has favoritism and wouldn't care if a player doesn't get in the game. This school will only bring your child down. Also lunch sucks!
Posted by a student on 6/9/2013I went to this school and it is horrible. You are better off home schooling your kids.
Posted by a student on 2/26/2013No Rating
Despite all the challenges you have students that are talented and optimistic about each day that passes by. They are creative and competitive.
Posted by a parent on 10/13/2010No Rating
The enhance curriculum which prepares students for college and the world of work is geat for student achievement.
Posted by a community member on 10/13/2010No Rating
Because based on the struggle that we currently are enduring, the students and staff members are so highly motivated to make a change. We are currently considered a failing school based on the school grade but our students are rearing the change this. Our teachers have been going the extra mile to ensure that the students are not only provided with the needed resources to achieve but also provide students with nurturing and guidance. In short, we are giving students an outlook that will increase their productivity in the future. We are now ensuring that students are enrolled in AP and dual enrollment courses, increased summer internships and hands-on extended curriculum activities. I love the eagerness and drive of my school.
Posted by a parent on 10/11/2010Nearby Schools
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Miami schools - Miami Norland Senior High School is located at 1193 NW 193RD ST, Miami FL 33169. Miami Norland Senior High School is in the Miami-Dade. Miami Norland Senior High School is a Public school that serves grade levels 9-12.
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