Biscayne Landing Charter High School

Biscayne Landing will include an elementary school as well as a highly-desirable charter high school for grades 9-12. It will be North Miami's first charter high school. It will have the capacity to hold 1,560 students.

The $21 million state-of-the-art high school will contain a performing arts center and advanced science labs. It will have an educational curriculum that includes an extensive marine biology program. Close by will be an Olympic-sized sports complex and a state-of-the-art library. The high school will be developed in association with Florida International University (FIU) which abuts the Biscayne Landing community.

As a charter high school, the Biscayne Landing school will be a public facility. There will be no fee to attend. Students will earn their diploma, just as they would in a traditional public school. In addition to the emphasis placed on marine biology, students will receive a typical broad-based high school education.

Biscayne Landing's school will operate under a charter granted by the North Miami school district. Florida International University will assist with the development of the charter. The charter will establish the guidelines and standards for the Biscayne Landing school. The school will be held accountable in accordance with local and state guidelines regarding attendance, state proficiency testing, grades, discipline, etc.

As a charter school, Biscayne Landing high school will likely have smaller class sizes than most public high schools, flexible scheduling, a secure environment and an emphasis on individualized instruction.

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