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The largest public high schools in Hinds County, Mississippi

Across Hinds County, Mississippi, 12 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by total student enrollment, excluding online and virtual schools. Clinton High School leads the list at 1,339, against a median of 935 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Hinds County, Mississippi

Top Students

1,339

Median Students

935

LARGEST · HINDS COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1	Clinton High School	Clinton, MS	Clinton Public School District	High	1,339
2	Murrah High School	Jackson, MS	Jackson Public Schools	High	1,259
3	Forest Hill High School	Jackson, MS	Jackson Public Schools	High	1,139
4	Terry High School	Terry, MS	Hinds County School District	High	1,127
5	Callaway High School	Jackson, MS	Jackson Public Schools	High	994
6	Jim Hill High School	Jackson, MS	Jackson Public Schools	High	975
7	Lanier Junior/Senior High School	Jackson, MS	Jackson Public Schools	High	895
8	Provine High School	Jackson, MS	Jackson Public Schools	High	791
9	WINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOL	JACKSON, MS	JACKSON PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT	High	590
10	Raymond High School	Raymond, MS	Hinds County School District	High	539
11	Sumner Hill Junior High School	Clinton, MS	Clinton Public School District	High	396
12	Williams School	RAYMOND, MS	MDHS Division Of Youth Services	High	33

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