Company, funded by the School to Work Opportunities Act of 1994, identified Turner Tech as one of five urban high schools on the cutting edge of education reform. The American Federation of Teachers highlighted Turner Tech as one of five national models of school restructuring which focus on helping students reach high academic standards and prepare for good jobs. In 1999–2000, Turner Tech became one of the only 10 New Millennium High Schools in the state of Florida. In 2006, Steve Pierre helped Turner Tech be selected as one of the winners of the Got Milk? Healthiest Student Bodies Contest. Got Milk received nearly 1,500 contest entries from schools across the country and a panel of judges selected Turner Tech as one of the top 50 Healthiest Student Bodies in the nation. Turner Tech received a $1,000 grant to fund health, wellness, PE and fitness and nutrition programs. References https://www.usnews.com/education/best-high-schools/florida/districts/miami-dade-county-public-schools/william-h-turner-technical-arts-high-school-4862 External links William H. Turner Technical Arts High School High schools in Miami-Dade County, Florida Public high schools in Florida Miami-Dade County Public Schools Magnet schools in Florida