Diversity at Miami’s Private High Schools

I'm wondering how diverse the student population is at Miami's private high schools. Can anyone share some information about the most diverse private high schools in Miami? I’m particularly interested in how these schools foster an inclusive learning environment.

Numerous diverse private schools in Miami serve a range of students, and many of these schools put in significant effort to encourage an inclusive learning environment. Here are some examples:

1. Gulliver Schools: Gulliver Schools, comprising both a preparatory and a middle school, have a large student population, with students from diverse ethnicities and cultural backgrounds. They hold events like the "Multicultural Unity Celebration" to celebrate diversity and include everyone.

2. Palmer Trinity School: Palmer Trinity in particular is known for its global perspective, inviting exchange students from across the world and even offering a Global Scholars Program, which encourages students to learn about other cultures.

3. Ransom Everglades School: Ransom Everglades emphasizes diversity in both its student body and curriculum. It achieves this by offering a range of globally focused courses and actively seeking students from different backgrounds during admissions.

These schools (and many others in Miami) strive to create a welcoming environment for all students. This is often manifested through dedicated offices or teams responsible for diversity and inclusion, clubs that celebrate various cultures and identities, inclusive policies, and curricula that incorporate diverse perspectives.

But it's also essential when considering diversity to go a step further—visit these campuses (in-person or virtually), engage with current students and faculty, and ask questions about what diversity looks like and means at each institution. Ultimately, ensuring that the environment suits your personal needs is what's most important.