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Southeastern High School

Private, Nonsectarian Grades 9-12
399
Students ?
133.0
Student/teacher ratio ?
 15327 NW 60th Ave Ste 235
       Miami Lakes, FL  33014-2429

(877) 698-3540



Racial breakdown:

Hispanic:
47.4%
African American:
44.6%
White:
6.3%
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by a parent
Wednesday, April 2, 2025

Open Quote Southeastern high school in Florida is a private home school program that is easy to complete and affordable. Upon enrollment, the school sends a study guide and test through the mail. The test is similar to a GED test. The school is not accredited. However, the proficiency high school diploma is accepted by many private employers, just not acceptable for college admissions or government jobs. I recommend the school for disabled students, and low income. Close Quote





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Students at Southeastern High School are 47% Hispanic, 45% African American, 6% White, 1% Asian.

In the 2021-22 school year, 399 students attended Southeastern High School.

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