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MSHSL ENROLLMENTS FOR 2021-2022 and 2022-2023 School MSHSL Enrollment WAYZATA HIGH 3396 MINNETONKA SENIOR HIGH 3383 PRIOR LAKE HIGH SCHOOL 2722 Blaine High School 2666 EDEN PRAIRIE SENIOR HIGH 2642 Champlin Park High School 2623 STILLWATER AREA HIGH SCHOOL 2614 EDINA HIGH SCHOOL 2587 Shakopee High School 2509 ROSEMOUNT SENIOR HIGH 2408 MAPLE GROVE SENIOR HIGH 2320 EASTVIEW SENIOR HIGH 2184 ST. MICHAEL-ALBERTVILLE SENIOR HIGH 2128 FARMINGTON HIGH SCHOOL 2104 WHITE BEAR Lake 2099 Anoka High School 2047 EAGAN SENIOR HIGH 2043 ROSEVILLE AREA SENIOR HIGH 2032 Coon Rapids High School 1971 BURNSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 1971 OSSEO SENIOR HIGH 1939 CENTENNIAL HIGH SCHOOL 1924 EAST RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL 1897 Woodbury High School 1883 HOPKINS SENIOR HIGH 1862 Forest Lake Area High School 1849 Park High School 1830 LAKEVILLE SOUTH HIGH 1808 MOUNDS VIEW SENIOR HIGH 1782 LAKEVILLE NORTH HIGH 1780 BRAINERD SENIOR HIGH 1752 Rochester Mayo Senior High 1739 BUFFALO SENIOR HIGH 1735 PARK CENTER IB WORLD SCHOOL 1669 MOORHEAD HIGH SCHOOL 1668 ROBBINSDALE ARMSTRONG SENIOR HIGH 1661 MINNEAPOLIS SOUTHWEST SENIOR HIGH 1624 SPRING LAKE PARK SENIOR HIGH 1624 ELK RIVER SENIOR HIGH 1622 Andover High School 1605 3/2/21 School MSHSL Enrollment APPLE VALLEY SENIOR HIGH 1604 ROGERS SENIOR HIGH 1581 JEFFERSON SENIOR HIGH 1548 ST. PAUL CENTRAL SENIOR HIGH 1527 Rochester Century 1483 IRONDALE SENIOR HIGH 1480 MINNEAPOLIS WASHBURN SENIOR HIGH 1475 TARTAN SENIOR HIGH 1453 CAMBRIDGE-ISANTI HIGH SCHOOL 1433 East High School 1430 CHASKA HIGH SCHOOL 1423 Rochester JOHN MARSHALL SENIOR HIGH 1423 CHANHASSEN HIGH SCHOOL 1410 NORTH SENIOR HIGH 1396 OWATONNA SENIOR HIGH 1374 HASTINGS HIGH SCHOOL 1353 ST. PAUL HARDING SENIOR HIGH 1342 ST. LOUIS PARK SENIOR HIGH 1318 SARTELL SENIOR HIGH 1318 MINNEAPOLIS SOUTH SENIOR HIGH 1300 BEMIDJI SENIOR HIGH 1294 Waconia High School 1288 NORTHFIELD SENIOR HIGH 1281 ROBBINSDALE COOPER SENIOR HIGH 1281 SAUK RAPIDS-RICE SENIOR HIGH 1280 KENNEDY SENIOR HIGH 1252 NEW PRAGUE SENIOR HIGH 1250 ST. CLOUD TECHNICAL SENIOR HIGH 1220 HENRY SIBLEY HIGH SCHOOL 1209 Alexandria Area High School 1206 MONTICELLO SENIOR HIGH 1189 MANKATO WEST SENIOR HIGH 1139 ST. PAUL HIGHLAND PARK SENIOR HIGH 1139 ST. FRANCIS HIGH 1136 MAHTOMEDI SENIOR HIGH 1129 AUSTIN SENIOR HIGH 1102 MANKATO EAST SENIOR HIGH 1061 WILLMAR SENIOR HIGH 1047 ST. CLOUD APOLLO SENIOR HIGH 1042 GRAND RAPIDS SENIOR HIGH 1034 CHISAGO LAKES SENIOR HIGH 1033 SIMLEY SENIOR HIGH 984 ORONO SENIOR HIGH 950 ST. THOMAS ACADEMY 946 BENILDE - ST. MARGARET'S 928 FARIBAULT SENIOR HIGH 910 Cretin-Derham Hall 892 3/2/21 School MSHSL Enrollment RICHFIELD SENIOR HIGH 891 BIG LAKE SENIOR HIGH 877 ST. PAUL JOHNSON SENIOR HIGH 876 HUTCHINSON SENIOR HIGH 856 ST. PAUL COMO PARK SENIOR HIGH 853 BECKER SENIOR HIGH 844 Princeton High School 843 ALBERT LEA SENIOR HIGH 843 DETROIT LAKES SENIOR HIGH 825 WINONA SENIOR HIGH 819 ROCORI SENIOR HIGH 802 WORTHINGTON SENIOR HIGH 790 MOUND WESTONKA HIGH SCHOOL 781 Delano High School 773 DENFELD HIGH SCHOOL 768 ST. PAUL WASHINGTON TECH SECONDARY MAGNET 759 MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL 757 South St. Paul High School 747 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS SENIOR HIGH 718 FRIDLEY SENIOR HIGH 716 Red Wing Senior High 701 MINNEAPOLIS ROOSEVELT SENIOR HIGH 693 CLOQUET SENIOR 685 TOTINO GRACE HIGH SCHOOL 682 MINNEAPOLIS EDISON SENIOR HIGH 676 MINNEAPOLIS PATRICK HENRY SENIOR HIGH 675 LITTLE FALLS SENIOR HIGH 670 ZIMMERMAN HIGH SCHOOL 669 BYRON SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 660 HERMANTOWN SENIOR HIGH 659 HILL-MURRAY 652 KASSON-MANTORVILLE SENIOR HIGH 652 DELASALLE HIGH SCHOOL 645 NORTH BRANCH SENIOR HIGH 633 ACADEMY OF HOLY ANGELS 631 St. Peter High School 624 Visitation School 614 ST. ANTHONY VILLAGE SENIOR HIGH 609 Jordan High School 601 STEWARTVILLE SENIOR HIGH 598 HIBBING HIGH 596 NEW ULM HIGH SCHOOL 591 Kennedy High School 588 FOLEY SENIOR HIGH 581 PEQUOT LAKES SENIOR HIGH 555 ANNANDALE SENIOR HIGH 552 DASSEL-COKATO SENIOR HIGH 541 3/2/21 School MSHSL Enrollment BLAKE SCHOOL 541 Waseca Senior High 540 THIEF RIVER FALLS 534 PROCTOR SENIOR HIGH 530 EAST GRAND FORKS SENIOR HIGH 500 Albany Area High School 487 TRI-CITY UNITED HIGH SCHOOL 486 GLENCOE-SILVER LAKE SENIOR HIGH 482 ROCKFORD SECONDARY 474 BRECK 470 BELLE PLAINE SENIOR HIGH 467 HMONG COLLEGE PREP ACADEMY HS 465 FAIRMONT JR./SR. HIGH SCHOOL 458 Holy Family Catholic High School 456 ST. PAUL HUMBOLDT HIGH SCHOOL 454 BLUESKY CHARTER SCHOOL 451 PLAINVIEW-ELGIN-MILLVILLE HIGH 444 VIRGINIA SECONDARY 443 WATERTOWN MAYER HIGH 439 MILACA SECONDARY HIGH 436 ST PAUL CONSERVATORY PERFORMING ART 430 ST. PAUL ACADEMY - SUMMIT (UPPER) 426 SPECTRUM HIGH SCHOOL 425 PINE CITY SECONDARY 421 MORA SECONDARY 421 MELROSE SECONDARY 418 Southwest Christian High School 418 NEW LONDON-SPICER SR. 416 LITCHFIELD SENIOR HIGH 413 DILWORTH-GLYNDON-FELTON SENIOR HIGH 403 PERHAM SENIOR HIGH 395 PARK RAPIDS SENIOR HIGH 392 ST. CROIX LUTHERAN 389 Hiawatha Collegiate High School 387 St. Cloud Cathedral 386 ESKO HIGH SCHOOL 384 PINE ISLAND SECONDARY 381 ST. CROIX PREPARATORY ACADEMY UPPER 375 LA CRESCENT SENIOR HIGH 374 ZUMBROTA-MAZEPPA SENIOR HIGH 371 Cannon Falls Secondary 363 SHATTUCK-ST. MARY'S 363 Brooklyn Center High School 355 HEALY SECONDARY 355 AITKIN SECONDARY SCHOOL 352 MINNEHAHA ACADEMY - UPPER SCHOOL 351 ROSEAU SECONDARY 348 3/2/21 School MSHSL Enrollment TWO HARBORS SECONDARY 347 LAKE CITY 347 MONTEVIDEO SENIOR HIGH 343 Rochester Lourdes 339 LUVERNE SENIOR HIGH 339 MINNEWASKA SECONDARY 337 SIBLEY EAST-ARLINGTON SENIOR HIGH 335 CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 331 NORWOOD-YOUNG AMERICA 329 DOVER-EYOTA HIGH SCHOOL 325 SAUK CENTRE SECONDARY 318 HOWARD LAKE-WAVERLY-WINSTED SEC. 313 Morris Area Secondary 312 PIPESTONE SENIOR HIGH 311 CROOKSTON SECONDARY 308 Jackson County Central Senior High 306 TRITON HIGH SCHOOL 306 LE SUEUR-HENDERSON HIGH SCHOOL 302 ST. AGNES SCHOOL 302 Blue Earth Area Secondary 301 WARROAD HIGH SCHOOL 295 HOLDINGFORD SECONDARY 294 MINNEAPOLIS North Community Senior High 294 EDEN VALLEY SECONDARY 293 REDWOOD VALLEY SENIOR HIGH 292 Pillager Senior High School 291 STAPLES-MOTLEY SENIOR HIGH 291 Providence Academy 286 WINDOM SENIOR HIGH 285 HAWLEY SECONDARY 278 ST. CHARLES SECONDARY 278 ROYALTON HIGH SCHOOL 278 UBAH MEDICAL ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL 277 OSAKIS SECONDARY 274 CONCORDIA ACADEMY 273 NOVA CLASSICAL ACADEMY UPPER SCHOOL 272 PAYNESVILLE AREA HIGH SCHOOL 270 MATH AND SCIENCE ACADEMY 270 INTERNATIONAL FALLS SECONDARY 268 CROSBY-IRONTON SECONDARY 266 NRHEG SECONDARY 264 MEDFORD SECONDARY 263 LEWISTON-ALTURA SECONDARY 261 MAPLE LAKE SECONDARY 261 CALEDONIA SENIOR HIGH 258 GREAT RIVER SCHOOL 257 SB MARANATHA CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 257 3/2/21 School MSHSL Enrollment GREENWAY SENIOR HIGH 254 BARNESVILLE SECONDARY 253 CHATFIELD SECONDARY 252 St. James Middle/High School 252 FRAZEE SECONDARY 251 RUSH CITY SECONDARY 247 WADENA-DEER CREEK SENIOR HIGH 246 EVELETH-GILBERT SENIOR HIGH 246 Maple River Secondary 245 PELICAN RAPIDS SECONDARY 244 RED LAKE SECONDARY 242 Cotter Schools 240 MESABI EAST SECONDARY 240 MOUNDS PARK ACADEMY 239 TWIN CITIES ACADEMY 239 LK CRYSTAL-WELLCOME MEMORIAL SEC. 238 KIMBALL SECONDARY 237 A.C.G.C. SECONDARY 232 HIGH SCHOOL FOR RECORDING ARTS 232 BLOOMING PRAIRIE SECONDARY 230 MINNESOTA ONLINE HIGH SCHOOL 229 EAGLE RIDGE ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL 223 WEST CENTRAL AREA SECONDARY 223 OPEN WORLD LEARNING SECONDARY 222 LONG PRAIRIE-GREY SECONDARY SCHOOL 222 BAGLEY SECONDARY 220 Lakes Intl Language Acad-Headwaters 220 MENAHGA HIGH SCHOOL 219 MINNESOTA VALLEY LUTHERAN 219 ST. CLAIR SECONDARY 219 WATERVILLE-ELYSIAN-MORRISTOWN SR. 217 BARNUM SECONDARY 216 HINCKLEY-FINLAYSON SECONDARY 215 GOODHUE SECONDARY 214 NEW LIFE ACADEMY 212 GFW Junior/Sr High School (6-12) 211 PACT CHARTER SECONDARY 210 FAIR Senior High 210 KENYON-WANAMINGO SENIOR HIGH 209 CASS LAKE-BENA SECONDARY 209 Metro Schools College Prep 206 JANESVILLE-WALDORF-PEMBERTON SEC 206 LAKE PARK AUDUBON SECONDARY 204 PINE RIVER-BACKUS HIGH SCHOOL 202 RANDOLPH SECONDARY 200 BENSON SECONDARY 200 TRACY SECONDARY 200 3/2/21 School MSHSL Enrollment NEW YORK MILLS SECONDARY 199 BRECKENRIDGE SENIOR HIGH 199 BRAHAM AREA SECONDARY 199 DULUTH MARSHALL SCHOOL 199 KERKHOVEN SECONDARY 194 YELLOW MEDICINE EAST HIGH SCHOOL 193 MURRAY COUNTY CENTRAL SECONDARY 193 HAYFIELD SECONDARY 191 Venture Academy 190 UNITED SOUTH CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL 188 North Lakes Academy Upper School 187 BOLD Senior High School 187 HARBOR CITY INTERNATIONAL CHARTER 187 MARTIN COUNTY WEST SENIOR HIGH 187 MACCRAY SENIOR HIGH 186 CHISHOLM SECONDARY 185 FOSSTON SECONDARY 183 BELGRADE-BROOTEN-ELROSA SEC. 182 Community of Peace Academy High Sch 181 EAST CENTRAL SENIOR SECONDARY 179 RTR HIGH SCHOOL 177 MINNEOTA SECONDARY 177 PARKERS PRAIRIE SECONDARY 176 RUSHFORD-PETERSON SENIOR HIGH 174 WALKER-HACKENSACK-AKELEY SEC. 172 AFSA HIGH SCHOOL 172 DEER RIVER SECONDARY 170 ADA-BORUP SECONDARY 169 NORTH WOODS SECONDARY 168 LEGACY CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 166 MAYER LUTHERAN HIGH SCHOOL 165 ADRIAN SECONDARY 163 LAC QUI PARLE VALLEY SECONDARY 163 UNDERWOOD SECONDARY 162 MOOSE LAKE SECONDARY 161 DAWSON-BOYD SECONDARY 160 AVALON SCHOOL 159 Kingsland Junior/Senior High School 159 Parnassus Prep School-Rhetoric 158 NASHWAUK SECONDARY 158 TRINITY SCHOOL AT RIVER RIDGE 155 St. John's Prep 154 Creative Arts Secondary School 154 CANBY SECONDARY 153 COOK COUNTY SENIOR HIGH 151 OGILVIE SECONDARY 150 CLEVELAND SECONDARY 150 3/2/21 School MSHSL Enrollment Prairie Seeds High School Academy 150 MADELIA SECONDARY 149 BLACKDUCK SECONDARY 148 LAKEVIEW SECONDARY 148 LESTER PRAIRIE SECONDARY 148 CHERRY SECONDARY 147 WABASHA-KELLOGG SECONDARY 147 VERNDALE SECONDARY 145 MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL 144 West Lutheran High
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