🍎 Moving to Pembroke Pines
Pembroke Pines Schools
Pembroke Pines schools consistently rank among the best in Broward County. With "A"-rated elementary schools, award-winning middle and high schools, and expanding charter and private options, families move here for the schools. Here's every school serving Pembroke Pines — organized by grade level so you can find the right fit.
🍎 Elementary Schools
Elementary Schools (K–5)
Pembroke Pines is served by Broward County Public Schools, the sixth-largest school district in the United States. These elementary schools consistently rank among the best in Broward County, with several earning Florida "A" school grades.
Silver Palms Elementary School
⭐ A-RatedPanther Run Elementary School
Chapel Trail Elementary School
Pembroke Lakes Elementary School
🌳 CentralPembroke Pines Elementary School
Palm Cove Elementary School
📚 Middle Schools
Middle Schools (6–8)
Middle school is a critical transition, and Pembroke Pines middle schools — both traditional public and charter — are well-regarded for strong academics and extracurricular programs.
Walter C. Young Middle School
⭐ Top RatedSilver Trail Middle School
Renaissance Charter Middle School at Pines
📋 Charter🎓 High Schools
High Schools (9–12)
Pembroke Pines high schools offer comprehensive academic programs, competitive athletics, and strong college-preparation tracks. Two traditional public high schools serve the city, plus charter options.
Charles W. Flanagan High School
🏅 College SuccessWest Broward High School
🌟 Rising StarPembroke Pines Charter High School
📋 Charter📖 Private & Specialty
Private & Specialty Schools
Pembroke Pines also offers private, Montessori, and specialty school options for families seeking alternatives to public and charter education.
Montessori Academy
🏆 Top RatedSomerset Academy Pembroke Pines
📋 Charter/PrivateAbout This Guide
This school directory was compiled from Broward County Public Schools, GreatSchools, Niche, PublicSchoolReview, and individual school websites as of August 2026. School zones, ratings, and programs can change — always verify zone assignments and enrollment requirements with the school or district directly.
This is part of our Moving to Pembroke Pines collection. Also see our guides to <a href="/living-here/neighborhoods/">neighborhoods</a>, <a href="/living-here/utilities/">utilities</a> and <a href="/living-here/hurricane-preparedness/">hurricane preparedness</a>.
Information on this page was compiled from public sources and verified where possible as of August 2026. Details can change — we recommend confirming directly with providers, school districts, or community associations before making decisions.
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LIPP Tips
School Wisdom From Local Parents
School zones don't follow neighborhood lines
Two houses on the same street can feed different schools — especially near the borders of Pembroke Pines, Miramar, and Davie. Before you buy or rent, look up the exact address on the BCPS School Lookup tool. A few blocks east can mean a completely different school zone, and in Broward County, that can affect everything from programs to property values. Explore neighborhoods →
Magnet and choice programs can override your home zone
Broward County has one of the largest school choice systems in the country. Your child might qualify for a STEM magnet, performing arts program, or Montessori track at a school outside your neighborhood zone. Applications open in December for the following school year. Don't assume your default school is your only option — many Pembroke Pines families use choice programs to access specialized curriculum that matches their child's strengths.
Charter schools fill up — apply early
Pembroke Pines charter schools (like Somerset Academy and Renaissance Charter) are popular, free, and operate on a lottery system. Applications typically open in January–February for the following August. Waitlists are real — especially at the elementary level. If a charter is on your radar, set a calendar reminder and apply the day the window opens. Explore after-school programs →
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Whether you're relocating to Pembroke Pines, searching for your next home, looking for a rental, or preparing to sell, we're here to help.
Lizzette Torrico, Founder & Publisher of Living in Pembroke Pines and a licensed Florida real estate professional, works alongside her husband, Ian, Broker/Owner of Miami Realty Brokers (MRB), to assist buyers, sellers, renters, and families relocating throughout South Florida.
As with everything we do at Living in Pembroke Pines, our goal is to provide trusted local guidance and connect residents with the resources they need to make informed decisions.
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