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The largest public schools in Worcester County, Maryland

This ranking covers the largest public schools in Worcester County, Maryland, drawn from 13 qualifying public schools. Stephen Decatur High leads the list at 1,462, against a median of 491 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
13
Worcester County, Maryland
Top Students
1,462
Median Students
491
LARGEST · WORCESTER COUNTY, MARYLAND
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents
1Stephen Decatur HighBerlin, MDWorcester County Public SchoolsHigh1,462
2Stephen Decatur MiddleBerlin, MDWorcester County Public SchoolsMiddle665
3Showell ElementaryBerlin, MDWorcester County Public SchoolsElementary638
4Berlin IntermediateBerlin, MDWorcester County Public SchoolsMiddle613
5Ocean City ElementaryOcean City, MDWorcester County Public SchoolsElementary566
6Buckingham ElementaryBerlin, MDWorcester County Public SchoolsElementary518
7Pocomoke ElementaryPocomoke City, MDWorcester County Public SchoolsElementary491
8Pocomoke MiddlePocomoke City, MDWorcester County Public SchoolsMiddle465
9Snow Hill MiddleSnow Hill, MDWorcester County Public SchoolsMiddle404
10Snow Hill ElementarySnow Hill, MDWorcester County Public SchoolsElementary387
11Pocomoke HighPocomoke City, MDWorcester County Public SchoolsHigh374
12Snow Hill HighSnow Hill, MDWorcester County Public SchoolsHigh368
13Cedar Chapel Special SchoolSnow Hill, MDWorcester County Public SchoolsCombined51
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