Local Schools Near Art Deco, Miami Beach, 33139

Schools near the Art Deco Historic District (Miami Beach, FL 33139 / South Beach)

The Art Deco area is in the heart of South Beach. Most families here use Miami-Dade County Public Schools, with a few well-regarded private options within a short drive or walk. Below are the closest and most commonly attended schools, along with their latest GreatSchools ratings (1–10 scale) and typical distance from the Art Deco district.

Elementary Schools

• South Pointe Elementary School (Public) GreatSchools Rating: 8/10 Distance: ~0.5–1 mile (walking distance to many Art Deco buildings) Strong academics and high parent satisfaction; serves the southern tip of South Beach.

• Fienberg-Fisher K–8 Center (Public) GreatSchools Rating: 6/10 Distance: ~1–1.5 miles K–8 option that keeps students in one building through middle school.

• Treasure Island Elementary School (Public) GreatSchools Rating: 7/10 Distance: ~2 miles (short drive or bike ride)

Middle Schools

• Nautilus Middle School (Public) GreatSchools Rating: 7/10 Distance: ~2.5 miles (in the Mid-Beach area) Most South Beach students are zoned here.

• Fienberg-Fisher K–8 Center (continues through 8th grade) GreatSchools Rating: 6/10 Convenient if your child already attends the elementary program.

High Schools

• Miami Beach Senior High School (Public) GreatSchools Rating: 5/10 Distance: ~3 miles The main zoned high school for the 33139 area; offers IB and magnet programs.

Private & Specialized Options (within ~3 miles)

• St. Patrick Catholic School (Private, PK–8) Distance: ~1.5 miles Small, faith-based environment with strong community reputation.

• Miami Beach Day School (Private, PK–8) Distance: ~2 miles Progressive, well-regarded independent school.

• Fisher Island Day School (Private, PK–8) – ferry access only Very small and exclusive; limited spots.

Quick Tips for Families in 33139

• Most Art Deco residents are zoned for South Pointe Elementary → Nautilus Middle → Miami Beach Senior High.
• Many parents also consider magnet programs or private schools because of the public high school’s rating.
• School choice applications (for magnets or out-of-zone) open in the fall through Miami-Dade County.

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