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The largest public high schools in Wayne County, North Carolina

Across Wayne County, North Carolina, 11 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by total student enrollment, excluding online and virtual schools. Charles B Aycock High leads the list at 1,138, against a median of 460 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Wayne County, North Carolina

Top Students

1,138

Median Students

460

LARGEST · WAYNE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1	Charles B Aycock High	Pikeville, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	High	1,138
2	Southern Wayne High	Dudley, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	High	1,007
3	Eastern Wayne High	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	High	781
4	Spring Creek High	Seven Springs, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	High	732
5	Wayne School of Engineering	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	High	486
6	Rosewood High	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	High	460
7	Goldsboro High	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	High	412
8	Wayne School of Technical Arts	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	High	271
9	Wayne Early / Middle College High	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	High	239
10	Wayne Middle / High Academy	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	High	92
11	Edgewood Cmty Developmental	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	High	38

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