Coral Way K-8 Center is located at 1950 SW 13th Ave, Miami, FL 33145, within Miami-Dade County Public Schools. The campus serves students in Pre-Kindergarten through grade 8. Enrollment stands at 1,071 students as of the current school year. The student–teacher ratio is 18:1. The student body is 51% female and 49% male. State testing shows 56% of students scored at or above the proficient level for math and 63% in reading, both exceeding state and district averages. The first bilingual public school in the United States, established in 1963 as a dual-language Spanish-English program, Coral Way K-8 Center has been an educational landmark for 89 years and remains one of the most historically significant best elementary schools in Florida in Miami's Coral Way corridor, with 60 full-time teachers, 2 counselors. Coral Way K-8 Center serves its PK–8 student body through MDCPS's attendance zone for the Coral Way neighborhood, one of Miami's most historic and culturally rich residential corridors, with students advancing through the campus's continuous bilingual K–8 pathway. Homes surrounding the campus commonly list near $650,000 in the Coral Way residential market, one of Miami's most architecturally distinguished neighborhoods. Ranked #477 in Florida Elementary Schools and #496 in Middle Schools, Coral Way K-8's 60-year bilingual legacy and above-state proficiency make it one of Miami-Dade's most historically and academically distinguished public educational institutions.