Fusion Academy Miami
Miami, FL
Location
City, Small
Religious Affiliation
Not Religious
Student Body
Coed
Enrollment
55 students
Student-Teacher Ratio
3:1
Reported to the Florida DOE. Acceptance does not determine a student’s eligibility or award amount.
Updated 8mo ago
Fusion Academy Miami centers instruction around each student through a 1-to-1 model (one student paired with one teacher per class), adjusting pacing and methods to fit individual learning needs. They also offer small-group (2–5 students) and self-directed digital options, aiming to support students who learn differently in a personalized, student-centered environment.
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To apply for Fusion Academy – Miami, families can submit Fusion’s online application (selecting “Miami” as the location of interest) or start by requesting information / calling the Miami campus to connect with admissions. (fusionacademy.com) Fusion describes an admissions flow of: initial conversation with an admissions team member (and optional campus tour), a meeting with the Head of School, then receiving a customized recommendation and beginning registration. (fusionacademy.com) After enrollment, families work with a Director of Student Services to build a customized schedule and determine an individualized start date, and Fusion notes its rolling enrollment (students can start any time of year, including mid-semester). (fusionacademy.com) For transferring students, Fusion indicates they interpret prior official transcripts (and related educational documents) to plan credits and a program that meets standards and graduation requirements; schedules are also described as subject to teacher availability. (fusionacademy.com) The Fusion pages reviewed do not publish fixed admissions deadlines, formal waitlist procedures, or priority preference categories for admission (beyond general capacity/availability implications). (fusionacademy.com)
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7:30am – 7:30pm
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Fusion Academy Miami’s website does not explicitly describe a dedicated “after-school care” (aftercare) program. The campus page notes extended campus hours and mentions students experiencing “the social and peer collaboration benefits of our Homework Café and other social clubs and activities.”
PSS ID A1901152
- Community
- City, Small
- Religious orientation
- Nonsectarian
- School type
- Nonsectarian, special program
- Student body
- Coed
- Enrollment
- 75 students
- Teachers (FTE)
- 30
- Student–teacher ratio
- 2.5:1
- Daily instruction
- 6.0 hours
Student demographics
Sources
- NCES Private School Survey · National Center for Education Statistics · 2023–24
- Florida Private School Directory · Florida Department of Education · 2026-07-13