Miami Senior High School Unveils Leadership Team: Principal Valdes and Grade-Level Assistant Principals Ready to Connect with Parents
Miami Senior High School has detailed its administrative team, led by Principal Benny Valdes, to provide parents with clear leadership structure and contact information. The team includes grade-level assistant principals like Mrs. Elizabeth Ceballos (12th grade) and Mrs. Mariam Torossian (11th grade).
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Miami Senior High School recently shared details about its administrative team, providing parents and students with a clear understanding of the leadership structure and key contacts. Principal Benny Valdes leads the school, overseeing a team of assistant principals dedicated to specific grade levels.
The administrative lineup includes Mrs. Elizabeth Ceballos, who serves as the Assistant Principal and 12th Grade Administrator. Mrs. Mariam Torossian is the Assistant Principal for 11th grade, while Mr. Dwight Arscott is the Assistant Principal for 10th grade. Mr. Daniel Guerra rounds out the team as the Assistant Principal and 9th Grade Administrator.
Parents can reach Principal Valdes directly via email at [email protected]. Each assistant principal also has a dedicated email address: Mrs. Ceballos at [email protected], Mrs. Torossian at [email protected], Mr. Arscott at [email protected], and Mr. Guerra at [email protected]. This direct contact information aims to facilitate communication between families and school leadership.
For broader district support, the Central Region Office is available at 305-499-5050. Mr. Manuel Garcia serves as the School Supervisor for this office, and the Administrative Director can be reached at [email protected]. Additionally, the district maintains a Parent Hotline at 305-995-2333, offering support in English, Spanish, and Haitian Creole, ensuring accessibility for Miami's diverse community.
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