Coral Reef High School

The school aims to create a community of learners who embrace diversity and work together to acquire the skills necessary for success as citizens of a global society. It emphasizes a world-class education defined by academic rigor, critical thinking, and the mastery of 21st-century technology skills within a safe and enthusiastic learning environment.

The school offers a diverse range of academic pathways through six theme-based magnet academies: Agriscience, Business and Finance, Engineering, Health Sciences, International Baccalaureate (IB), and Visual and Performing Arts. In addition to these specialized academies, the curriculum includes Advanced Placement (AP) courses, dual enrollment options, and core departments such as Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, Social Science, and World Languages.

Coral Reef High School is consistently designated an "A" school by the State of Florida, reflecting its commitment to academic excellence. Students are encouraged to pursue high levels of achievement, with opportunities for recognition such as the Principal’s Honor Roll and participation in various academic and athletic honors.

The school provides comprehensive student services, including Exceptional Student Education (ESE) support and mental health resources through a dedicated TRUST counselor. Additional academic support is available through tutoring schedules, the CAP corner for college and career planning, and programs for students requiring specialized assistance.

Enrollment and registration information is managed in accordance with Miami-Dade County Public Schools (M-DCPS) policies. The school provides specific resources for prospective students and families, including information on the open enrollment period for district virtual schools and support for students in unstable housing through the Project UP-START program.

The school maintains a comprehensive master calendar that includes academic dates, testing schedules, and school-wide events. Families can access the A/B master calendar, bell schedules, and specific calendars for activities and athletics to stay informed about the school year.

The campus includes specialized facilities to support its diverse academic and athletic programs, such as science labs, engineering workshops, and dedicated spaces for visual and performing arts. Athletic venues are available for various sports, and the school provides a library and auditorium for student use.

Students have access to a wide range of extracurricular activities, including clubs and campus life organizations such as the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA). The school also hosts various student government roles, a yearbook, and media channels like CRTV and the Baitline to foster student engagement beyond the classroom.