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PENNSYLVANIA WEB STATS REPORT: APRIL 1 Shaler Area High School 21,130 31 Eden Christian Academy 579 2 Upper Saint Clair High School 16,732 32 Northgate Senior High School 565 3 Penn-Trafford High School 13,104 33 Rochester Area High School 508 4 Dock Mennonite Academy 9,164 34 Aliquippa Senior High School 235 5 Franklin Regional High School 8,268 35 Olney Charter High School 199 6 Moon Area High School 7,860 36 Clairton High School 197 7 Baldwin High School 7,486 37 West Allegheny High School 156 8 Highlands High School 6,862 38 Benjamin Franklin High School 58 9 Keystone Oaks High School 6,608 39 Tacony Academy Charter School 51 10 Hampton High School 6,228 40 First Philadelphia Prep 42 11 North Hills 5,814 41 Frankford High School 37 12 West Mifflin Area High School 4,093 42 Belmont Charter High School 36 13 Ringgold High School 3,744 43 Thomas A Edison 35 14 Bishop Canevin High School 3,660 44 Carver Engineering and Science 33 15 Carlynton High School 3,253 45 The Academy at Palumbo 30 16 William Tennent High School 3,099 46 Motivation High School 30 17 Derry Area High School 3,076 47 Franklin Towne Charter 29 18 Woodland Hills High School 3,035 48 Horace Howard Furness 28 19 Norwin High School 2,838 49 Mastery Charter-Pickett Campus 24 20 Blackhawk High School 2,679 50 Parkway Northwest High School 24 21 Uniontown Area High School 2,264 51 Freire Charter School 24 22 Ambridge Area High School 2,124 52 Penn Treaty High School 23 23 Bethlehem-Center Senior 2,041 53 Hardy Williams High School 23 24 Avonworth Senior High School 1,936 54 Science Leadership Academy 22 25 California Area High School 1,798 55 Walter Biddle Saul High School 22 26 Monessen High School 1,140 56 MCS Charter 22 27 Greater Latrobe High School 1,116 57 Simon Gratz High School 22 28 Riverview High School 852 58 Kipp Dubois Collegiate Academy 22 29 Deer Lakes High School 789 59 Esperanza Academy Charter 22 30 Freedom Area High School 624 60 West Philadelphia High School 21 PENNSYLVANIA WEB STATS REPORT: APRIL 61 George Washington High School 21 91 Constitution High School 9 62 MaST Community Charter II 21 92 Vaux Big Picture High School 8 63 Julia R Masterman High School 19 93 Sayre High School 7 64 Imhotep Charter 18 94 Northeast High School 6 65 Swenson Arts And Technology 17 95 Philadelphia Central High School 3 66 Rush Arts Academy 17 67 Preparatory Charter High School 17 68 John Bartram High School 17 69 CAPA 16 70 Franklin Learning Center 16 71 Samuel Fels High School 15 72 Parkway Center City 15 73 GAMP High School 14 74 Mastbaum Area Vo-Tech School 14 75 SLA - Beeber Campus 14 76 Philadelphia Academy Charter 13 77 Mastery Charter-Lenfest Campus 13 78 Kensington Multiplex High School 13 79 Mariana Bracetti Academy 13 80 Randolph Career Academy 13 81 Boys' Latin Charter of Philadelphia 12 82 Mastery Charter-Shoemaker 12 83 Overbrook High School 11 84 Martin Luther King High School 11 85 Parkway West High School 11 86 Robeson High School 10 87 Mastery Charter-Thomas Campus 10 88 Maritime Academy Charter School 10 89 Roxborough High School 9 90 Murrell Dobbins High School 9.

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