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American Heritage Schools Has Been Ranked #1 Private School

  • January 28, 2022
  • FLMag Staff
South Florida Business Journal has announced its new rankings for the annual publication, “Book of Lists,” and American Heritage ranks in more than one category.

South Florida Business Journal (SFBJ) has announced its new rankings for the annual publication, “Book of Lists.” American Heritage Schools has been ranked is #1 Private School, #14 in Corporate Philanthropy and #19 Largest Employer in South Florida.

“We are honored to be named #1 Private School, #14 in Corporate Philanthropy, and #19 Largest Employer in SFBJ’s Annual 2021 ‘Book of Lists.’ Achieving this recognition in one of the most prestigious publications for our academic and philanthropic distinctions is an honor,” said Dr. Doug Laurie, president of American Heritage Schools. “The pride felt by the students at American Heritage Schools is reflected in their desire to learn and succeed. The expert faculty, extensive curriculum, and state-of-the-art facilities are a testament as to why American Heritage continues to remain on top.”

Since its founding over 55 years ago, American Heritage Schools has become known as a leading private school for academic excellence throughout the nation, and enrollment has steadily increased to its current total of 4,650 students in PK3-12th grades at the Broward and Palm Beach campuses.

One of the pillars of American Heritage Schools is ‘compassion,’ which is instilled daily both in and out of the classroom. With over 85 student-run clubs, as well as the schools’ Pre-Professional Program partnerships with local hospitals and nonprofit organizations, the philanthropic desire to help others locally and globally is at the heart of everything the students, families, faculty, and administrators do. Each year, fundraising goals are surpassed, and there is no limit to what can be accomplished.

A strong work ethic is evident in all facets of American Heritage Schools. The high school has had the highest number of National Merit Scholars in Florida for 12 consecutive years, and the math competition team ranks first out of all private schools in the U.S. The Model UN team is top 5 in the nation, and the Speech and Debate team is in the top 1% in the nation. American Heritage Schools is also No. 1 in science and ranks among the top private STEM schools in Florida, according to Niche, the market leader in connecting colleges and schools with students and families.

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