All About Dunedin
Dunedin, Florida is home to Dunedin Highland Middle School. Dunedin Highland Middle School plays an important role in the city of Dunedin, dating back to 1957 when it opened as Dunedin Junior High School with 498 students in grades 7-9. At the original dedication in December 1957, a reporter suggested featuring bagpipes in support of the Scottish heritage of our city, and a new idea was born. Since then, bagpipes have been an integral part of the middle school, Dunedin High School, and the city of Dunedin. In January 2004, students and staff members moved into a brand new building located at 70 Patricia Avenue.

Click here to see our new school.

                                  Dunedin Highland Middle School is proud of its award-winning
                               Highlander Band which just returned from  a performance in
                               Disney World. Visit their site to hear a sample of their music.

Dunedin is the oldest Florida city south of Cedar Key. You may
     not be aware that Dunedin was once a popular trade center and
     seaport.  Click here to find out why.


                                   In June of 1964 the City of Dunedin invited Stirling, Scotland to
                                become its sister city. What city became Dunedin's second sister
                                city in 2000? You'll find the answer here.     
   
                            Visitors to Dunedin can ride a ferry and visit Honeymoon Island,
                                 a beautiful state recreation area.
                                Click here for a list of the fish you might expect to see.