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Welcome to a place where innovation, creativity, and opportunity thrive. Our specialized programs spark curiosity and help students discover their strengths and prepare them for the future.

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Magnet Programs

Cambridge Magnet Program

The Cambridge Magnet Programme provides students with a rigorous college-level education that prepares them for success in college and beyond. Students who complete the program earn the internationally recognized AICE diploma, gain access to over thirty college-level courses, and may earn up to two years of college credit while qualifying for the highest level of Florida’s Bright Futures Scholarship. The program has helped many students attend top Ivy League, public, and private universities across the country. In 2019, our school earned the National Merit Award of “Excellence” from Magnet Schools of America, the organization’s highest distinction recognizing outstanding achievement among magnet schools.

Pre-Law & Public Affairs Program

The Pre-Law and Public Affairs Magnet Program at Fort Lauderdale High School offers a strong college-preparatory curriculum for students interested in careers in legal studies, criminal justice, and public service. The program provides students with real-world experience, valuable career insight, and opportunities to build meaningful connections with professionals in law, government, and public service while developing the skills and foundation needed to pursue their future goals.

Specialized Programs

Career & Vocational Tracks

These Specialized Programs at Fort Lauderdale High School are dedicated to promoting academic excellence while giving students unique opportunities to explore career-focused fields through specialized and technical coursework. These programs allow students to gain valuable knowledge and hands-on experience in areas such as law, fire science, criminal justice, and social work, helping them develop practical skills that prepare them for college and future careers. Because the programs are smaller in size, students benefit from a more personalized learning environment, greater support from instructors, and opportunities to earn industry-recognized certifications that can give them an advantage in both higher education and the workforce.