School Uniforms
The uniform policy was first implemented in 2006. Miami Springs High School requires school uniforms . Shirts need to be collared and may be white, yellow or gold, garnet, or red. Pants must be black or khaki.
Miami Springs is one of the few entirely closed campuses in the Miami metropolitan area. It was one of the most expensive high schools to build because it was also the first high school to include climate control (unlike the Mediterranean courtyard style architecture used in most other high schools) and thus was able to succeed in the humid, tropical climate of Miami.
School Administration Anna L. Rodriguez, Principal Enroque Palma, Assistant Principal Anthony Saunders, Assistant Principal Sonia Romero, Assistant Principal
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