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The largest public charter schools in Maryland

This ranking covers the largest public charter schools in Maryland, drawn from 4 qualifying public middle schools. Baltimore Collegiate School for Boys leads the list at 303, against a median of 226 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Maryland

Top Students

303

Median Students

226

LARGEST CHARTERS · MARYLAND

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1	Baltimore Collegiate School for Boys	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	Middle	303
2	Phoenix International School of the Arts	La Plata, MD	Charles County Public Schools	Middle	243
3	Lillie May Carroll Jackson School	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	Middle	209
4	The Crossroads School	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	Middle	162

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