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SouthTech Schools Release Student Capacity Figures: Key Info for Boynton Beach Families

SouthTech Academy and SouthTech Preparatory Academy have released their student capacity figures, providing key information for Boynton Beach families. SouthTech Preparatory Academy, serving 6th-8th grades, has a capacity of 180 students per grade level, totaling 540.

10/08/2026 · Boynton Beach edition

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Boynton Beach families considering local school enrollment now have clear figures for SouthTech Academy and SouthTech Preparatory Academy. SouthTech Academy recently shared its student capacity information, providing important details for prospective students and their parents.

SouthTech Preparatory Academy, which serves students in 6th, 7th, and 8th grades, maintains a capacity of 180 students for each of those grade levels. This means the middle school component has a total capacity of 540 students across its three grades.

For the high school, SouthTech Academy, the total student capacity is 1400 students. These numbers offer a direct look at the availability within these local educational institutions, which helps families plan for their children's schooling.

The release of these figures comes as families often evaluate their educational options for the upcoming school years. Understanding the capacity of local schools like SouthTech Academy and SouthTech Preparatory Academy is a key factor in making informed decisions about where students will attend.

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