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The largest public high schools in Howard County, Maryland

This ranking covers the largest public high schools in Howard County, Maryland, drawn from 14 qualifying public high schools. Marriotts Ridge High leads the list at 1,741, against a median of 1,380 across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked
14
Howard County, Maryland
Top Students
1,741
Median Students
1,380
LARGEST · HOWARD COUNTY, MARYLAND
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents
1Marriotts Ridge HighMarriottsville, MDHoward County Public SchoolsHigh1,741
2Reservoir HighFulton, MDHoward County Public SchoolsHigh1,597
3Atholton HighColumbia, MDHoward County Public SchoolsHigh1,540
4Howard HighEllicott City, MDHoward County Public SchoolsHigh1,493
5Mount Hebron HighEllicott City, MDHoward County Public SchoolsHigh1,455
6Oakland Mills HighColumbia, MDHoward County Public SchoolsHigh1,413
7River Hill HighClarksville, MDHoward County Public SchoolsHigh1,383
8Centennial HighEllicott City, MDHoward County Public SchoolsHigh1,377
9Glenelg HighGlenelg, MDHoward County Public SchoolsHigh1,363
10Long Reach HighColumbia, MDHoward County Public SchoolsHigh1,334
11Guilford Park HighJessup, MDHoward County Public SchoolsHigh1,218
12Wilde Lake HighColumbia, MDHoward County Public SchoolsHigh1,197
13Hammond HighColumbia, MDHoward County Public SchoolsHigh1,159
14Homewood SchoolEllicott City, MDHoward County Public SchoolsHigh109
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