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There is one over here in the DFW area that is at 4,000 (Allen ISD) with enrollment projected to go over 5,000 in the next few years. My local ISD has 2,400.
How large is your local/city/county High School - Grades 9-12. If you schools is 6-12 or K-12 or 11-12 an estimate is fine.
My kids are in a private college prep school. There are around 2500 kids in total (PK3-12). There are 243 students in the current graduating class. Our local public school district has 33 high schools. The typical public high school in our district has around 2500 students although sizes vary from around 600-5800 students.
School district I live in has approx 500 students 9-12. 10 years ago the high school had only about 190 kids. The high school is projected to have approx. 800 students 9-12 within 5-6 years. Needless to say, it's the fastest growing school district in South Dakota.
I'm glad my kids are graduated and gone. I liked the size of the old school district.
The high school I went to was about 240 students. They've since converged with two other high schools in the county so the high school population is probably about twice that now.
I'm not sure what the high school population is in the district we live in now; the total K-12 population is a little over 600, so if the students are fairly evenly distributed through all the classes there would be about 150-200 in grades 9-12.
Our local high school has about 3000 students in grades 9-12 -- a very typical size for our area. The high school I grew up in had about 1900 students in grades 10-12.
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