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The largest public high schools in Collier County, Florida

Across Collier County, Florida, 14 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by total student enrollment, excluding online and virtual schools. PALMETTO RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL leads the list at 2,054, against a median of 1,474 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
14
Collier County, Florida
Top Students
2,054
Median Students
1,474
LARGEST · COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents
1PALMETTO RIDGE HIGH SCHOOLNAPLES, FLCOLLIERHigh2,054
2IMMOKALEE HIGH SCHOOLIMMOKALEE, FLCOLLIERHigh1,990
3GOLDEN GATE HIGH SCHOOLNAPLES, FLCOLLIERHigh1,867
4GULF COAST HIGH SCHOOLNAPLES, FLCOLLIERHigh1,714
5NAPLES HIGH SCHOOLNAPLES, FLCOLLIERHigh1,535
6AUBREY ROGERS HIGH SCHOOLNAPLES, FLCOLLIERHigh1,496
7LELY HIGH SCHOOLNAPLES, FLCOLLIERHigh1,475
8BARRON COLLIER HIGH SCHOOLNAPLES, FLCOLLIERHigh1,472
9LORENZO WALKER TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOLNAPLES, FLCOLLIERHigh588
10MARCO ISLAND ACADEMYMARCO ISLAND, FLCOLLIERHigh298
11THE PACE PROGRAMIMMOKALEE, FLCOLLIERHigh54
12IMMOKALEE TEEN PARENTING PROGIMMOKALEE, FLCOLLIERHigh40
13NAPLES AREA TEENAGE PARENTINGNAPLES, FLCOLLIERHigh29
14COLLIER JUVENILE DETENTION CENTERNAPLES, FLCOLLIERHigh16
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