former U.S national soccer team member; MLS player with Los Angeles Galaxy; former head coach of Chivas USA Nikki Fried – politician, Florida Commissioner of Agriculture Terri Garber – actress, played Ashton Main in miniseries North and South Glenn Geffner – radio play-by-play announcer for Miami Marlins Dominic L. Pudwill Gorie – astronaut Ben Greenman – novelist and journalist, best-selling author of Mo Meta Blues, The Slippage; writer for The New Yorker Matt Gribble – Olympic swimmer, 2-time NCAA champion Tim Hardaway Jr. – basketball player, shooting guard for Dallas Mavericks Sylvia Hitchcock – Miss USA and Miss Universe 1967 Bill Hurst – former MLB player with Miami Marlins Jonathan James – teen hacker who penetrated NASA and DOD computer systems at age 15 Candy Jernigan – illustrator, graphic designer, avant-garde multimedia artist Fiona Kelleghan – writer and editor, chiefly in fields of science fiction, fantasy and mystery fiction Debbie Liebling – entertainment executive and film producer Ron Magill – wildlife expert and communications director of Zoo Miami Roger Manganelli – bassist for Less Than Jake Jo Mersa Marley - Musican; grandson of Bob Marley Rohan Marley – owner of Marley Coffee & Tuff Gong Clothing; son of Bob Marley Paul McKinley – dean at Saybrook College, Yale University Matt Mehana – vocalist for I Set My Friends On Fire Bill Miller – chairman and chief investment officer of Legg Mason Capital Management Orson Mobley – former NFL player with the Denver Broncos Vivek Murthy – Surgeon General of the United States Chris Myers – former NFL player for the Denver Broncos and Houston Texans Al Palewicz – former NFL player for the Kansas City Chiefs Katie Phang – attorney and television host Jennifer Rodriguez – speed skater, world champion and 2-time Olympic bronze medalist Wade Rowdon – former MLB player with Cincinnati Reds, Chicago Cubs, and Baltimore Orioles Cecil Sapp – former NFL player for the Denver Broncos Kimbo Slice – bareknuckle boxer and mixed martial artist Dave Williamson – stand-up comedian See also Miami-Dade County Public Schools References External links Educational institutions established in 1958 Miami-Dade County Public Schools high schools 1958 establishments in Florida