Martin Van Buren Middle School

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Martin Van Buren Middle School was opened in 1962 on North 22nd Street in Tampa, Florida. It is named in honor of President Martin Van Buren.

The school hit the news in 2007 when its principal was arrested for attempting to buy crack cocaine in his school office.^[1]