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The largest public charter schools in Washington

This ranking covers the largest public charter schools in Washington, drawn from 8 qualifying public high schools. Summit Public School: Atlas leads the list at 566, against a median of 118 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

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Top Students

566

Median Students

118

LARGEST CHARTERS · WASHINGTON

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1	Summit Public School: Atlas	Seattle, WA	Summit Public School: Atlas	High	566
2	Innovation High School	Spokane, WA	PRIDE Prep Charter School District	High	232
3	Summit Public School: Sierra	Seattle, WA	Summit Public School: Sierra	High	214
4	Cascade Public Schools	Des Moines, WA	Why Not You Academy	High	126
5	Summit Public School: Olympus	Tacoma, WA	Summit Public School: Olympus	High	110
6	Intergenerational High School	Bellingham, WA	Intergenerational High School	High	107
7	Rooted School Washington	Vancouver, WA	Rooted School Washington	High	58
8	Lumen High School	Spokane, WA	Lumen Public School	High	32

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