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The largest public high schools in Fort Collins, Colorado

This ranking covers the largest public high schools in Fort Collins, Colorado, drawn from 8 qualifying public high schools. Rocky Mountain High School leads the list at 2,044, against a median of 1,190 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
8
Fort Collins, Colorado
Top Students
2,044
Median Students
1,190
LARGEST · FORT COLLINS, COLORADO
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents
1Rocky Mountain High SchoolFORT COLLINS, COPoudre School District R-1High2,044
2Fossil Ridge High SchoolFORT COLLINS, COPoudre School District R-1High1,846
3Fort Collins High SchoolFORT COLLINS, COPoudre School District R-1High1,836
4Poudre High SchoolFORT COLLINS, COPoudre School District R-1High1,409
5Colorado Early Colleges Fort CollinsFORT COLLINS, COState Charter School InstituteHigh971
6Poudre Community AcademyFORT COLLINS, COPoudre School District R-1High212
7Compass Community Collaborative SchoolFORT COLLINS, COPoudre School District R-1High179
8Centennial High SchoolFORT COLLINS, COPoudre School District R-1High118
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