Miami-Dade County

J.C. Bermudez Senior High School unveils $30 million groundbreaking for new facility

The new facility will be about 85,0000 square feet and it will include a three-story building with 617 new student stations

0:00
0:00 / 0:53
NBC Universal, Inc.

The new facility will be about 85,0000 square feet and it will include a three-story building with 617 new student stations

A high school in Doral on Tuesday unveiled its groundbreaking for its final phase of completion.

A few years ago, the JC Bermudez Senior High School was a middle school but school officials said with the addition of so many K-8 schools, enrollment was low, which is why they decided to turn it into a high school.

Watch NBC6 free wherever you are

Watch button  WATCH HERE

Construction for the high school will soon begin its final phase.

The new facility will be about 85,0000 square feet and it will include a three-story building with 617 new student stations.

Get local news you need to know to start your day with NBC 6's News Headlines newsletter.

Newsletter button  SIGN UP

“We’ll have a state-of-the-art gymnasium, locker rooms and weight room, we’ll have a black box theatre, dance studio multi-purpose room, which will create a bright space where the arts can flourish and students can express themselves and develop their talents, we’ll have a vocation and technology labs," said District 5 Miami-Dade County School board member Danny Espino.

The project is valued at more than $30 million dollars.

School officials expect it to be completed by June of 2026.

Contact Us