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The largest public high schools in Charles County, Maryland

Across Charles County, Maryland, 7 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by total student enrollment, excluding online and virtual schools. North Point High School leads the list at 1,960, against a median of 1,217 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
7
Charles County, Maryland
Top Students
1,960
Median Students
1,217
LARGEST · CHARLES COUNTY, MARYLAND
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents
1North Point High SchoolWaldorf, MDCharles County Public SchoolsHigh1,960
2St. Charles High SchoolWaldorf, MDCharles County Public SchoolsHigh1,617
3Thomas Stone High SchoolWaldorf, MDCharles County Public SchoolsHigh1,230
4La Plata High SchoolLa Plata, MDCharles County Public SchoolsHigh1,217
5Westlake High SchoolWaldorf, MDCharles County Public SchoolsHigh1,216
6Maurice J. McDonough High SchoolPomfret, MDCharles County Public SchoolsHigh1,163
7Henry E. Lackey High SchoolIndian Head, MDCharles County Public SchoolsHigh1,033
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