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The largest public high schools in Clermont County, Ohio

11 public high schools in Clermont County, Ohio appear in this ranking of the largest public high schools, ranked by total student enrollment, excluding online and virtual schools. West Clermont High School leads the list at 2,048, against a median of 569 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
11
Clermont County, Ohio
Top Students
2,048
Median Students
569
LARGEST · CLERMONT COUNTY, OHIO
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents
1West Clermont High SchoolCincinnati, OHWest Clermont LocalHigh2,048
2Milford Sr High SchoolMilford, OHMilford Exempted VillageHigh1,814
3Goshen High SchoolGoshen, OHGoshen LocalHigh817
4Batavia High SchoolBatavia, OHBatavia LocalHigh679
5Live Oaks CdcMilford, OHGreat Oaks Career CampusesHigh593
6New Richmond High SchoolNew Richmond, OHNew Richmond Exempted VillageHigh569
7Williamsburg High SchoolWilliamsburg, OHWilliamsburg LocalHigh531
8Clermont Northeastern High SchoolBatavia, OHClermont Northeastern LocalHigh405
9Bethel Tate High SchoolBethel, OHBethel-Tate LocalHigh402
10Felicity-Franklin Local High SchoolFelicity, OHFelicity-Franklin LocalHigh184
11Milford AcademyMilford, OHMilford Exempted VillageHigh46
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