City Of Hialeah Educational Academy

Hialeah, Florida's City of Hialeah Educational Academy is a public magnet high school. It is one of 139 high schools in the Miami-Dade County Public Schools system and serves students in grades 9–12. There are about 550 to 650 students at the school, and there is one teacher for every 18 students. This helps make the learning environment more focused. According to latest news & World Report, the City of Hialeah Educational Academy is the 56th best school in Florida. It has a 75% participation rate in AP classes, which is very high. Based on proficiency data for the 2025–2026 school year, 42% of students met math standards and 56% met reading/ELA standards. The student body is very diverse. About 99% of the students are from minority groups, and about 86% of them are poor. Even though the school spends about the same amount of money on each student as the district average, the community in the city helps the school a lot. The City of Hialeah Educational Academy has a lot of academic rigor and student engagement overall, but there are still ways to make proficiency outcomes better.

The Florida Department of Education gave the City of Hialeah Educational Academy a grant to build a new two-story building with eight classrooms, outside stairs, and modern facilities. The school is also getting a Career and Technical Education (CTE) Hall, which will make it easier for students to learn and take pressure off of park facilities. The school also has a 50-year lease on city-owned land, which guarantees its future and makes it possible for more growth.

Q1. What kind of education does the City of Hialeah Educational Academy offer?

Ans. The academy focuses on individualized learning and academic growth in a supportive, goal-oriented setting.

Q2. How do schools get students to take part in programs?

Ans. Students do things outside of school that help them become leaders, be creative, and work well with others.

Q3. What help do students get with their schoolwork?

Ans. Tutoring, counseling, and mentoring can help students reach their academic and personal goals.

Q4. How do you make a school a good place to be?

Ans. To keep the culture safe and welcoming, respect, inclusion, and accountability are important.

Q5. How does the school get students ready for life after they finish school?

Ans. Students are taught how to set goals, improve their skills, and plan for college, jobs, or vocational opportunities.