South Miami High School

South Miami High School

Coordinates: 25°43′16″N 80°18′20″W / 25.72107°N 80.30558°W / 25.72107; -80.30558

South Miami Senior High School
Motto Our Hope and Pride
Established November 10, 1971
Type Public secondary
Principal Gilberto Bonce
Students 2,572
Grades 9–12
Location Miami, Florida, USA
District Miami-Dade County Public Schools
Campus Suburban
Colors Orange and Brown
Mascot Coby the Cobra
Yearbook DeCapello
Newspaper The Serpent's Tale
1971–2006
Cobra Xpress
2009–current
School hours 7:20 AM to 2:20 PM
Average class size 22
Website smsh.dadeschools.net

South Miami Senior High School is a high school located at 6856 SW 53rd Street in Miami, Florida, in the United States. Its principal is Gilberto Bonce.

The school is about a mile and a half west of the University of Miami. It contains a magnet program, named the Celia Cruz School of the Arts, which offers programs in seven strands: Media Production (with emphasis on television and film), Computer Graphics, Music, Photography, Commercial Arts (with emphasis on Illustration), Dance, and Drama.

South Miami's athletic rivals are Coral Gables High School and Southwest Miami High School.

Read more about South Miami High School:  History, Demographics, Uniforms, Alma Mater, Notable Alumni, See Also

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