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Web Stats Report: May WEB STATS REPORT: MAY Indiana 1 New Prairie High School 78,610 31 Mt Vernon High School 15,449 2 Fishers High School 59,097 32 Westfield High School 15,334 3 Hamilton Southeastern High 45,822 33 Castle High School 14,869 4 LaPorte High School 44,525 34 Boonville High School 14,862 5 Lowell High School 38,809 35 Pendleton Heights High School 14,822 6 Lafayette Central Catholic High 37,414 36 Lebanon High School 14,655 7 Noblesville High School 32,621 37 Greenfield-Central High School 14,148 8 Hanover Central High School 30,907 38 Kankakee Valley High School 14,090 9 Franklin Central High School 29,937 39 Tri-County High School 14,065 10 North Central High School 27,772 40 Jimtown High School 13,629 11 South Bend Adams High School 25,620 41 Maconaquah High School 12,817 12 Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School 24,741 42 Plymouth High School 12,483 13 Bremen High School 24,687 43 Whitko High School 12,461 14 Portage High School 24,542 44 Jasper High School 12,327 15 Bloomington High School North 22,842 45 Richmond High School 12,135 16 New Palestine High School 22,376 46 Andrean High School 12,124 17 Mooresville High School 21,668 47 Yorktown High School 11,597 18 Guerin Catholic High School 21,544 48 Taylor High School 11,571 19 Bluffton High School 21,502 49 South Dearborn High School 11,523 20 Western Boone High School 20,352 50 Evansville Reitz Memorial 11,482 21 Warsaw High School 19,701 51 Blackford High School 11,303 22 South Bend Riley High School 19,595 52 Decatur Central High School 11,183 23 Concord High School 19,465 53 Cardinal Ritter High School 11,162 24 Saint Joseph High School 18,598 54 New Castle High School 10,888 25 LaVille High School 17,009 55 Covenant Christian - Indianapolis 10,839 26 NorthWood High School 16,986 56 Frankfort High School 10,795 27 Mount Vernon High (Mt. Vernon) 16,915 57 John Glenn High School 10,599 28 Mishawaka High School 16,893 58 Jay County High School 10,446 29 Franklin County High School 16,767 59 Connersville High School 10,318 30 Beech Grove High School 16,000 60 South Central High School 10,118 WEB STATS REPORT: MAY Indiana 61 Terre Haute South Vigo High 10,056 91 University High School 5,532 62 Rensselaer Central High School 10,040 92 Sheridan High School 5,493 63 Boone Grove High School 10,024 93 Southwood High School 5,471 64 Monrovia High School 9,967 94 Tippecanoe Valley High School 5,430 65 Martinsville High School 9,813 95 Tipton High School 5,387 66 Marian High School 9,555 96 Elkhart Christian Academy 5,337 67 Northview High School 9,388 97 Tri-West High School 5,306 68 Lakeland High School 9,200 98 South Knox High School 5,201 69 Indian Creek High School 9,035 99 Lapel High School 5,174 70 Brown County High School 8,641 100 Blue River Valley High School 5,118 71 Eastern High School 8,504 101 Marion High School 5,054 72 Knightstown High School 7,882 102 Northwestern High School 5,020 73 Delta High School 7,700 103 Jeffersonville High School 4,986 74 South Bend Clay 7,438 104 Greensburg High School 4,846 75 Adams Central High School 7,318 105 Eastern High School 4,827 76 Shenandoah High School 6,964 106 South Putnam High School 4,821 77 Eastbrook High School 6,810 107 West Vigo High School 4,795 78 Northeastern High School 6,676 108 South Spencer High School 4,770 79 Loogootee High School 6,660 109 East Central High School 4,736 80 West Lafayette High School 6,613 110 Park Tudor School 4,716 81 Rising Sun High School 6,579 111 Wes-Del High School 4,653 82 Edgewood High School 6,458 112 Bishop Noll Institute 4,651 83 Batesville High School 6,437 113 Monroe Central High School 4,514 84 Daleville High School 6,246 114 Marquette Catholic High School 4,245 85 Logansport High School 6,108 115 Clinton Prairie High School 4,236 86 South Adams High School 5,948 116 Illiana Christian High School 4,235 87 Wheeler High School 5,831 117 Tri High School 4,215 88 Michigan City High School 5,805 118 Shelbyville High School 4,205 89 Silver Creek High School 5,783 119 Wapahani High School 4,190 90 Delphi Community High School 5,560 120 Waldron High School 4,012 WEB STATS REPORT: MAY Indiana 121 Western High School 3,883 151 Attica High School 2,294 122 Wabash High School 3,845 152 Cowan High School 2,195 123 Morristown High School 3,656 153 William Henry Harrison High 2,168 124 Wawasee High School 3,605 154 Northridge High School 2,051 125 Northfield High School 3,587 155 Hammond Clark High School 1,949 126 Greencastle High School 3,542 156 Seymour High School 1,883 127 Knox High School 3,524 157 East Chicago Central High School 1,833 128 Muncie Central High School 3,510 158 Munster High School 1,807 129 Owen Valley High School 3,471 159 Anderson High School 1,749 130 Gibson Southern High School 3,464 160 Springs Valley High School 1,629 131 Pioneer High School 3,420 161 Union High School 1,610 132 Frontier High School 3,398 162 River Forest High School 1,576 133 Elkhart Central High School 3,343 163 Central Noble High School 1,572 134 Herron High School 3,295 164 Churubusco High School 1,572 135 Alexandria High School 3,263 165 Cloverdale High School 1,516 136 Fountain Central High School 3,209 166 Elwood Community High School 1,500 137 North Judson-San Pierre High 3,128 167 Oldenburg Academy 1,432 138 New Haven High School 3,124 168 North Newton High School 1,352 139 Seeger High School 2,892 169 Bloomfield High School 1,345 140 Southern Wells High School 2,883 170 Randolph Southern High School 1,345 141 Speedway High School 2,876 171 South Bend Washington 1,218 142 Tri-Central High School 2,875 172 Crispus Attucks High School 1,208 143 Hammond Morton High School 2,850 173 Hammond Gavit High School 1,124 144 Calumet New Tech High School 2,842 174 Westville High School 1,075 145 Hebron High School 2,839 175 Clay City High School 1,052 146 Winamac Community High School 2,798 176 Hamilton High School 1,044 147 Caston High School 2,772 177 Rossville High School 1,002 148 Pike Central High School 2,694 178 Providence Cristo Rey High School 988 149 West Noble High School 2,605 179 North White High School 981 150 Milan High School 2,471 180 Clinton Central High School 971 WEB STATS REPORT: MAY Indiana 181 North Decatur High School 959 182 Covington High School 938 183 Paoli High School 883 184 Eminence High School 808 185 Evansville Bosse High School 797 186 Thea Bowman Leadership 712 187 Triton Central High School 711 188 Oregon-Davis High School 634 189 Hammond Academy Of Science & Tech 571 190 Evansville North High School 548 191 West Central High School 525 192 Hammond High School 494 193 Heritage High School 416 194 South Decatur High School 402 195 Whiting High School 352 196 Riverside High School 348 197 Greenwood Christian Academy 313 198 Eastern Greene High School 242 199 Francis Joseph Reitz High School 237 200 East Noble High School 170 201 Howe Military School 152 202 North Miami High School 132 203 Terre Haute North Vigo High 110 204 North Knox High School 104 205 Purdue Polytechnic High School 53 206 Evansville Christian High School 42.
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