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The largest public high schools in Grays Harbor County, Washington

This ranking covers the largest public high schools in Grays Harbor County, Washington, drawn from 14 qualifying public high schools. J M Weatherwax High School leads the list at 919, against a median of 135 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Grays Harbor County, Washington

Top Students

919

Median Students

135

LARGEST · GRAYS HARBOR COUNTY, WASHINGTON

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1	J M Weatherwax High School	Aberdeen, WA	Aberdeen School District	High	919
2	Montesano Jr-Sr High	Montesano, WA	Montesano School District	High	698
3	Elma High School	Elma, WA	Elma School District	High	578
4	Hoquiam High School	Hoquiam, WA	Hoquiam School District	High	410
5	Ocosta Junior - Senior High	Westport, WA	Ocosta School District	High	272
6	North Beach Senior High School	Ocean Shores, WA	North Beach School District No. 64	High	198
7	Oakville High School	OAKVILLE, WA	Oakville School District	High	142
8	Harbor Junior/Senior High School	Aberdeen, WA	Aberdeen School District	High	128
9	Taholah High School	TAHOLAH, WA	Taholah School District	High	66
10	Harbor Open Doors	Aberdeen, WA	Aberdeen School District	High	49
11	East Grays Harbor Open Doors	Elma, WA	Elma School District	High	42
12	Twin Harbors A Branch of New Market Skills Center	Aberdeen, WA	Aberdeen School District	High	31
13	Grays Harbor Juvenile Detention	Aberdeen, WA	Aberdeen School District	High	11
14	East Grays Harbor High School	Elma, WA	Elma School District	High	4

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