Last verified: October 2026
Which Archdiocese of Miami schools are in Broward County?
The Archdiocese of Miami reports 65 schools and 3 stand-alone preschools with more than 37,000 students across Miami-Dade, Broward and Monroe counties. 23 Catholic schools appear in the Broward district of the October 28, 2026 state directory.
Those include parish elementaries and the high schools Cardinal Gibbons, St. Thomas Aquinas and Archbishop McCarthy, among others.
How do Broward families pay for Catholic school with the Florida scholarship?
Start with the state scholarship, add parish-member or sibling pricing, and finish with need-based aid from the school. 23 of the 23 Broward Catholic schools hold the FTC/FES-EO participant flag.
The archdiocese's school pages promise help for every family without listing set amounts, so the business office of each school is the source for the numbers.
What is the difference between a parish school and an archdiocesan or independent Catholic school?
A parish school is run by a local parish and usually offers a lower rate to registered parishioners, while an archdiocesan school belongs to the archdiocese itself and an independent Catholic school is run by a religious order or board. Tuition policies can differ on each.
That difference is why the same grade can have two quite different prices a few miles apart.
What does the state award cover at a Broward Catholic school, and what stays with the family?
The state award covers tuition up to the Broward figure for the grade, and anything above it, plus optional charges, stays with the family or parish aid.
| State award covers | Family or school aid covers | |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition | Up to $8,494 (K-3) or $7,701 (9-12) in Broward | Tuition above that amount |
| Parishioner or sibling rates | No | Yes, school-set |
| Uniforms and optional fees | Basic required fees only | Optional items and extended day |