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((About|the high school in Miami, Florida, USA|other similarly-named high schools|Miami Senior High School (disambiguation)))
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((Infobox school
| name           = Miami Senior High School
| image caption  = 
| motto          = Non verbis sed operis (Not by words, but deeds)
| established    = 1903<ref name="miamiherald.com">http://www.miamiherald.com/2011/10/19/2470343_p2/miami-high-school-a-moorish-palace.html ((dead link|date=July 2018))</ref>
| fundingtype    = [[Public school (government funded)|Public]]
| schooltype     = [[High school#United States|high school]]
| district       = [[Miami-Dade County Public Schools]]
| grades         = [[ninth grade|9]]–[[twelfth grade|12]]
| principal      = Benny Valdés
| address        = 2450 Southwest 1st Street
| city           = [[Miami, Florida|Miami]]
| state          = [[Florida]]
| zipcode        = 33135
| country        = United States
| enrollment     = 2,845 (2018–19)<ref name=NCES>((cite web|url=https://nces.ed.gov/ccd/schoolsearch/school_detail.asp?Search=1&DistrictID=1200390&SchoolPageNum=23&ID=120039000606|title=MIAMI SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL|publisher=National Center for Education Statistics|access-date=November 7, 2020))</ref>
| ratio          = 22.23<ref name=NCES />
| teaching_staff = 128.00 (FTE)<ref name=NCES />
| yearbook       = The Miahi
| mascot         = "Whippy" the Stingaree<ref>((Cite web|url=https://www.miamiseniorhigh.org/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=201118&type=d&pREC_ID=401135|title=Home - School Profile - Miami Senior High School|access-date=28 April 2023))</ref> [[Image:Mshslogo.png|56px]]
| nickname       = Stingarees<ref>((Cite web|url=https://www.miamiseniorhigh.org/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=201447&type=d&pREC_ID=401495|title=Home - Principal's Message - Miami Senior High School|access-date=28 April 2023))</ref>
| colors         = Blue and gold ((color box|blue)) ((color box|gold))
| homepage       = ((url|https://www.miamiseniorhigh.org/))
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| caption      = Miami Senior High School, July 2013
| coordinates  = ((coord|25.7711|-80.2360|region:US-FL_type:edu|format=dms|display=inline,title))
| locmapin     = Miami, Florida#USA Florida#USA
| built        = 1928
| architect    = [[Kiehnel and Elliott]]
| architecture = Late 19th- and 20th-century revivals,<ref name="nris">((NRISref|version=2010a))</ref> [[Mediterranean Revival architecture|Mediterranean Revival]] with Moorish elements
| added        = June 18, 1990
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'''Miami Senior High School''', also known as '''Miami High School''', is a [[public high school]] located at 2450 SW 1st Street in [[Miami]], [[Florida]], and operated by [[Miami-Dade County Public Schools]]. Founded in 1903, it is one of the oldest high schools in [[Miami-Dade County]]. The school building is famous for its [[architecture]] and is a historic landmark.  Miami Senior High School has a rich [[alumni]] base, with many graduates of the high school going on to varied, prominent careers. The high school originally served the earliest settling families of Miami in the first half of the 20th century. By the late 1960s, with an increase in Miami's population, its student body grew at a fast pace.

==History==
Miami Senior High School was established in 1903 and was the first [[high school]] in what is now [[Miami-Dade County]]. Originally, high school classes took place in Miami's first schoolhouse, a two-story frame structure that was built in 1898 on what is now NE 1st Avenue, between 3rd and 4th Streets.  This building, considered temporary, was a one-story frame [[bungalow]] addition built directly behind the existing schoolhouse.  It opened its doors on September 18, 1905, with 29 girls and 20 boys in attendance.<ref name="preservationreport">((cite web |url = http://www.historicpreservationmiami.com/pdfs/First%20Miami%20High%20School.pdf |title = Report on the Potential Designation of the First Miami High School as a Historic Site |last = City of Miami Historic Preservation Officer |publisher = City of Miami |date = 16 March 2004 |website = City of Miami Planning Department |access-date= 14 April 2014 ))</ref>

In 1909, the school board decided to build a new schoolhouse to again house all grammar and high school students together. In 1911, a new three-story concrete schoolhouse opened its doors.  The original one-story high school building was moved to SW 12th Street and 1st Avenue, repainted, and opened as the Southside Elementary School. After a [[Southside School (Miami, Florida)|new Southside Elementary School]] was constructed in 1914, the original high school building fell into decades of neglect, operating as a boarding house for 90 years.  It was "discovered" in 1983 by a local historian and, in January 2003, was moved to its current location in Southside Park, where it has since been renovated and opened as a community center.<ref name="preservationreport" />

Miami Senior High School's current building is its fourth home.  The school board selected a fifteen-acre campus in the middle of what was then a [[southeastern conifer forests|pine forest]].  Groundbreaking occurred early in 1926, but due to the [[Great Miami Hurricane]] of 1926, the school's opening was delayed. Finally finished in 1928, the building was designed in a [[Mediterranean Revival architecture|Spanish Mediterranean style]] with [[Moorish Revival architecture|Moorish]] and [[Byzantine Revival architecture|Byzantine]] details by Richard Kiehnel of [[Kiehnel and Elliott]], one of the great early Miami architects.  He gave the school an impressive entrance off Flagler Street "of three arched portals befitting a Gothic cathedral," according to the [[American Institute of Architects]]' Miami architecture guide.<ref name="herald1">((cite news |first1=Andres |last1=Viglucci |title=Miami High restored as resplendent castle of learning |url=http://www.miamiherald.com/2014/04/10/4052224/miami-high-restored-as-resplendent.html |work=[[Miami Herald]] |date=April 11, 2014 |access-date=April 11, 2014))</ref>  The building is listed on the [[United States|U.S.]] [[National Register of Historic Places]].

1968 was a significant year for Miami Senior High School. Structural changes were made to accommodate a newly installed air conditioning system that closed off the building's high ceilings.  The original windows on the building were sealed with bricks before the completion of the work, and students suffered in hot classrooms for a large portion of the year. This was also the year of the major [[Florida statewide teachers' strike of 1968|Florida statewide teachers' strike]], which caused students’ classes to be in chaos due to having many newly hired substitute teachers, while their regular teachers walked [[picketing (protest)|picket]] lines for weeks.

==Demographics==
Located in the [[Little Havana]] neighborhood, the school was founded in 1903. Since the late 1960s, the high school has traditionally had a [[Cuban-American]] majority. Today, a growing number of students are of [[Central American]] descent, reflecting demographic changes in Little Havana since the 1990s.

As of 2013, Miami Senior High School is 94% Hispanic (primarily [[Cubans|Cuban]], [[Hondurans|Honduran]], [[Guatemalans|Guatemalan]], and [[Salvadorean]]), 3% White (non-Hispanic), and 3% Black.<ref name="demo">((cite web|url=http://www.greatschools.org/florida/miami/805-Miami-Senior-High-School/?tab=demographics|title=Explore Miami Senior High School in Miami, FL|website=GreatSchools.org))</ref>

By the 1950s, a large Jewish minority had developed at Miami Senior High School, and Jews made up the majority of the students in some advanced-level classes. During that decade some Jewish students were in the attendance zone for [[Coral Gables Senior High School]] but were instead sent to Miami High; this was especially the case with girls, as many high-status girls' clubs at Coral Gables High did not admit Jews. A patio called "Little Jerusalem" or "LJ" (initially "Little Israel" in the 1950s) was where Jewish students socialized.<ref>[[Deborah Dash Moore|Moore, Deborah Dash]]. ''[[To the Golden Cities: Pursuing the American Jewish Dream in Miami and L.A.]]''. [[Harvard University Press]], 1994. ((ISBN|0674893050)), 9780674893054. p. [https://books.google.com/books?id=Je26PhbW3hQC&pg=PA87 87].</ref>

In 1984, the student newspaper declared [[Spanglish]] the official language of Miami Senior High School. Then, like today, most students at the school spoke fluent [[Spanish language|Spanish]] and English. 69% of the school's students graduate, and it has an overall dropout rate of 4%.<ref name="demo" />

==Historic architectural restoration==
[[File:Miami High Media Center Library.jpg|thumb|Miami High Media Center]]
[[File:Miami High School, Miami, Florida.jpg|thumb|right|U.S. Secretary of Education [[John King Jr.]] speaks at Miami High School, 2016]]

Beginning in 2010, Miami Senior High School underwent a four-year historic restoration, renovation, and remodeling project at a cost of approximately $55 million. Project architect Thorn Grafton of Zyscovich Architects, who is the grandson of Miami Beach pioneering architect [[Russell Pancoast]], was one of the people who undertook the renovation project. Completed in April 2014, the project did away with the dropped ceilings that had accommodated an old air conditioning system and restored the original high ceilings and decorative cast-stone vent screens in the halls.  It also reopened the original second-story arcade, removed an office expansion that had blocked part of the courtyard, and restored the original 14-foot arched windows and steel-trussed cathedral ceiling in the old library (now a media center).<ref name="herald1" />

==Notable alumni==
* [[Rudy Árias (catcher)|Rudy Árias]] - former [[major league baseball]] [[catcher]] and coach. 
* [[Desi Arnaz]] - bandleader, actor, TV producer, star of ''[[I Love Lucy]]''
* [[Atari Bigby]] - [[NFL]], [[Green Bay Packers]]
* [[Steve Blake]] - Former [[NBA]] player, Did not graduate
* [[Eddie Brown (wide receiver)|Eddie Brown]] - NFL player
* [[Jeff Coopwood]] - [[Emmy]]-nominated actor, broadcaster and singer
* [[John Dasburg]] - CEO of [[Burger King]]
* [[Jim Dooley]] - NFL head coach and player, [[Chicago Bears]]
* [[Allen Edwards (basketball)|Allen Edwards]] - college basketball player and coach
* [[Doug Edwards]] - NBA player, [[Atlanta Hawks]]
* [[Robert L. Floyd]] -  former [[Mayor of Miami]], State Representative, Judge, and Miami Sheriff
* [[Ileana Garcia]] - Member of the Florida Senate
* [[Luis Garcia (outfielder)|Luis Garcia]] - MLB player, [[Baltimore Orioles]]
*[[Christopher George]] (1929–1983) - film and television actor, star of ''[[The Rat Patrol]]'' and U.S. [[United States Marine Corps|Marine]]<ref>Boxoffice Magazine, 'Former Miamian Chris George has been at the Four Ambassadors Hotel in Miami to Plug his latest Film,' page SE7, 12 March 1973</ref>
* [[Edmond J. Gong]] - first Asian American elected to Florida House and Senate
* [[Bob Graham]] - [[Governor of Florida]] and U.S. Senator
* [[Phil Graham|Philip L. Graham]] - publisher of ''[[Washington Post]]''
* [[Anthony Grant (basketball)|Anthony Grant]] - head basketball coach, [[University of Alabama|University of Dayton]]
* [[Carol Hanson]] - [[Florida State Representative]] (1982-1994) and Mayor of [[Boca Raton]] (1995-2001)<ref name=sunsentinel>((cite news|first=Kathy|last=Bushouse|title='The People's Candidate' |url=http://articles.sun-sentinel.com/2003-03-31/news/0303300356_1_town-boca-raton-tears |work=[[Sun Sentinel]] |date=2001-03-31 |access-date=2013-07-14))</ref>
* [[Udonis Haslem]] - NBA player, [[Miami Heat]]; 3-time NBA champion
* [[Steve Hertz (third baseman)|Steve Hertz]] - MLB player and [[Israel Baseball League]] manager
* [[Lindy Infante]] - NFL head coach, [[Green Bay Packers]] and [[Indianapolis Colts]]
* [[Jamaal Jackson]] - NFL center
* [[Andre Johnson]] - [[NFL]] wide receiver, [[Houston Texans]] and [[Tennessee Titans]]
* [[Lonnie Johnson (American football)|Lonnie Johnson]] – NFL player
* [[Donald Justice]] - Pulitzer Prize-winning poet
* [[Veronica Lake]] -  actress, star of such 1940s films as ''[[Sullivan's Travels]]'' and ''[[This Gun for Hire]]''
* [[Mike Levy]] - founder and former CEO of SportsLine.com, now CBSSports.com 
* [[Marquand Manuel]] - NFL player, defensive coordinator of [[Atlanta Falcons]]
* [[Frank Martin (basketball)|Frank Martin]] - head basketball coach, [[UMass Minutemen basketball|UMass]] 
*[[Delrish Moss]] - Miami law enforcement veteran appointed as Police Chief of [[Ferguson, Missouri]], a suburb of St. Louis known for racial unrest
* [[Gardnar Mulloy]] - tennis player, 4-time U.S. Open doubles champion
* [[Alfred Browning Parker]] - architect<ref name="miamiherald.com"/>
* [[Roscoe Parrish]] - NFL wide receiver, [[San Diego Chargers]]
* [[Juan Pena (baseball)|Juan Pena]], MLB player, [[Boston Red Sox]]
* [[Ed Roberts (computer engineer)|Ed Roberts]] - designed first commercially successful personal computer in 1975
* [[Mandy Romero]]- MLB player ([[San Diego Padres]], [[Boston Red Sox]], [[Colorado Rockies]])
* [[Al Rosen]] (1924-2015) - MLB player, 4-time All-Star, [[1948 World Series]] champion, 1953 MVP
* [[Mike Schemer]] (1917–1983) - MLB player
* [[Robert L. Shevin]] - Former Florida Attorney General, Member of the Florida Senate and Florida House of Representatives; 3rd District Court of Appeals Judge
* [[David A. Siegel]] - businessman
* [[George Smathers]] - [[U.S. Senator]]
* [[Bob Stinson (baseball)|Bob Stinson]] - MLB player for six teams
* [[Mario Valdez (baseball)|Mario Valdez]] - [[MLB]] player ([[Chicago White Sox]], [[Oakland Athletics]])<ref>((cite news |last1=Rogers |first1=Phil |title=For the Sox, it's Miami twice |url=https://www.newspapers.com/article/chicago-tribune-for-the-sox-its-miami/124492672/ |access-date=12 May 2023 |work=[[Chicago Tribune]] |page=10 |date=June 19, 1997))</ref>
* [[Brent Wright]] - professional basketball player in Europe
* [[Felix Semper]] - World renowned  Artist/Sculptor stretchable paper sculptures, Graduated Miami high 1983

==In pop culture==
Movies including ''[[The Substitute]]'' and ''[[Porky's]]'' were filmed at MHS, as well as the [[music video]]s for [[Gloria Estefan]] and [[NSYNC]]'s "[[Music of My Heart]]" and [[Drake (musician)|Drake]]'s "[[God's Plan (song)|God's Plan]]".<ref>((cite web|url=https://www.highsnobiety.com/p/drake-gods-plan-video-high-school/|title=Drake Filmed the "God's Plan" Video at a Miami High School|date=31 July 2018))</ref>
<gallery>
File:George smathers.jpg|[[George Smathers]], [[U.S. Senator|U.S. senator]], 1920s
File:Veronica Lake still.jpg|[[Veronica Lake]], actress and model, 1930s
File:Bob Graham, official Senate photo portrait, color.jpg|[[Bob Graham]], [[Florida Governor|Florida governor]] and [[U.S. Senator|U.S. senator]], Class of 1955
File:Ed Roberts 2002 by Spencer Smith.jpg|[[Ed Roberts (computer engineer)|Ed Roberts]], "father of the PC", computer engineer, 1950s
File:Steve Blake Lakers1.jpg|[[Steve Blake]], [[NBA]] basketball player, Class of 1998
File:Al Rosen 1953.jpg|[[Al Rosen]], [[MLB]] 4x All Star and MVP baseball player
File:Christopher George The Rat Patrol.jpg|[[Christopher George]], actor, 1940s
File:JEFF COOPWOOD.jpg|[[Jeff Coopwood]], Emmy-nominated actor, broadcaster and singer, 1970s
File:Andre Johnson 2010.jpg|[[Andre Johnson]], [[NFL]] football player, Class of 1999
File:UdonisHaslem.jpg|[[Udonis Haslem]], [[National Basketball Association|NBA]] Basketball Player, Class of 1996
</gallery>

==See also==
*[[Education in the United States]]

==References==
((reflist))

==External links==
((Commons category|Miami High School (Miami, Florida)))
*[https://www.miamiseniorhigh.org/ Miami Senior High School website]
*((webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/*/http://mhs.dadeschools.net/ Miami High School website (mhs.dadeschools.net)))

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