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The largest public schools in St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana

This ranking covers the largest public schools in St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana, drawn from 12 qualifying public schools. Chalmette High School leads the list at 2,193, against a median of 557 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana

Top Students

2,193

Median Students

557

LARGEST · ST. BERNARD PARISH, LOUISIANA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1	Chalmette High School	Chalmette, LA	St. Bernard Parish	High	2,193
2	N.P. Trist Middle School	Meraux, LA	St. Bernard Parish	Middle	767
3	Lacoste Elementary School	Chalmette, LA	St. Bernard Parish	Elementary	621
4	Joseph J. Davies Elementary School	Meraux, LA	St. Bernard Parish	Elementary	593
5	Arlene Meraux Elementary School	Chalmette, LA	St. Bernard Parish	Elementary	583
6	Arabi Elementary School	Arabi, LA	St. Bernard Parish	Elementary	567
7	Andrew Jackson Middle School	Chalmette, LA	St. Bernard Parish	Middle	546
8	J.F. Gauthier School	St. Bernard, LA	St. Bernard Parish	Elementary	500
9	Chalmette Elementary School	Chalmette, LA	St. Bernard Parish	Elementary	467
10	W. Smith Jr. Elementary School	Violet, LA	St. Bernard Parish	Elementary	333
11	St. Bernard Middle School	St. Bernard, LA	St. Bernard Parish	Middle	319
12	C.F. Rowley Alternative School	Chalmette, LA	St. Bernard Parish	High	103

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