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2019-2020, 2020-2021 MSHSL School Enrollments - By Enrollment School Enrollment Wayzata High School 3276 Minnetonka High School 3198 Eden Prairie High School 2732 Blaine High School 2652 Prior Lake High School 2648 Stillwater Area High School 2636 Edina High School 2628 Champlin Park High School 2474 Shakopee High School 2281 Rosemount High School 2271 Maple Grove High School 2218 White Bear Lake Area High School 2105 Eastview High School 2085 Farmington High School 2082 Burnsville High School 2079 Anoka High School 2037 St. Michael-Albertville H.S. 1989 Roseville Area High School 1951 Centennial High School 1937 Eagan High School 1916 Woodbury High School 1864 Hopkins High School 1856 Forest Lake High School 1828 Coon Rapids High School 1775 East Ridge High School 1757 Osseo High School 1756 Buffalo High School 1720 Lakeville North High School 1716 Lakeville South High School 1711 Robbinsdale Armstrong High School 1703 Mounds View High School 1693 Brainerd High School 1685 Park High School 1685 Minneapolis Southwest High School 1635 Andover High School 1625 Elk River High School 1602 Moorhead High School 1591 Chanhassen High School 1585 Park Center High School 1539 Rochester Mayo High School 1532 Bloomington Jefferson High School 1521 Rogers High School 1511 Irondale High School 1490 Spring Lake Park High School 1489 St. Paul Central High School 1465 Rochester John Marshall 1463 2019-2020, 2020-2021 MSHSL School Enrollments - By Enrollment Apple Valley High School 1385 Minneapolis Washburn High School 1385 Chaska High School 1370 Hastings High School 1369 Rochester Century High School 1365 Duluth East High School 1363 Minneapolis South High School 1359 Tartan High School 1352 St. Paul Harding High School 1350 Owatonna High School 1328 North High School 1318 Cambridge-Isanti High School 1316 Robbinsdale Cooper High School 1292 New Prague High School 1260 St. Louis Park High School 1255 Northfield High School 1252 Henry Sibley High School 1238 St. Francis High School 1234 Waconia High School 1228 Sauk Rapids-Rice High School 1226 Bemidji High School 1216 St. Cloud Tech High School 1205 Sartell-Saint Stephen High School 1185 Bloomington Kennedy High School 1184 Alexandria Area High School 1157 Mahtomedi High School 1145 St. Cloud Apollo High School 1126 Monticello High School 1113 Mankato West High School 1101 Austin High School 1096 St. Paul Highland Park 1086 Chisago Lakes High School 1035 Cretin-Derham Hall High School 1031 Grand Rapids High School 1006 Willmar High School 1005 St. Paul Como Park H.S. 971 Simley High School 963 Faribault High School 958 Mankato East High School 956 Orono High School 936 St. Thomas Academy 920 Benilde-St. Margaret's School 901 St. Paul Johnson High School 901 Princeton High School 900 Hutchinson High School 867 Albert Lea High School 839 Becker High School 836 2019-2020, 2020-2021 MSHSL School Enrollments - By Enrollment Winona High School 830 Big Lake High School 821 Richfield High School 813 Detroit Lakes High School 775 Minneapolis Roosevelt High School 775 Delano High School 772 Minneapolis Patrick Henry H. S. 768 North Branch High School 767 South Saint Paul High School 766 DeLaSalle High School 748 Columbia Heights High School 741 St. Paul Washington Technology Magnet 731 Worthington High School 726 Marshall High School 722 Duluth Denfeld High School 716 Mound Westonka High School 714 Rocori High School 713 Minneapolis Edison High School 704 Totino-Grace High School 697 Fridley High School 683 Red Wing High School 678 Visitation High School 666 Academy of Holy Angels 655 Little Falls High School 650 Zimmerman High School 646 Hill-Murray School 639 Hermantown High School 630 Cloquet High School 624 Kasson-Mantorville High School 620 St. Anthony Village High School 620 Byron High School 597 St. Peter High School 593 New Ulm High School 587 Hibbing High School 583 Jordan High School 570 Dassel-Cokato High School 568 Waseca High School 566 Foley High School 556 Fergus Falls High School 553 Pequot Lakes High School 535 Blake School (The) 530 East Grand Forks High School 522 Stewartville High School 520 Thief River Falls High School 518 Annandale High School 497 Albany High School 487 Breck School 486 2019-2020, 2020-2021 MSHSL School Enrollments - By Enrollment St. Paul Humboldt High School 483 Tri-City United High School 483 Glencoe-Silver Lake High School 479 Proctor High School 476 Fairmont High School 464 Rockford High School 462 Shattuck-Saint Mary's 458 St. Paul Conservatory for Performing Arts 447 Melrose Area High School 442 Milaca High School 439 Pine City High School 439 Belle Plaine High School 437 Watertown-Mayer High School 435 Rochester Lourdes High School 431 Litchfield High School 426 Virginia High School 423 St. Paul Academy and Summit School 419 Mora High School 417 Perham High School 410 Plainview-Elgin-Millville High School 409 St. Cloud Cathedral High School 409 New London-Spicer High School 405 St. Croix Lutheran Academy 402 BlueSky Charter School 400 Holy Family Catholic High School 400 Hmong College Prep Academy 387 Brooklyn Center High School 382 Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton H.S. 382 Spectrum High School 381 Esko High School 367 Lake City High School 365 Southwest Christian 357 Luverne High School 354 La Crescent- Hokah High School 353 St. Croix Preparatory Academy 353 Pine Island High School 352 Cannon Falls High School 348 Pierz High School 341 Roseau High School 337 Two Harbors High School 337 Minnehaha Academy 333 Montevideo High School 330 Cristo Rey Jesuit High School 329 Park Rapids Area High School 329 Sauk Centre High School 321 Zumbrota-Mazeppa High School 320 Aitkin High School 315 2019-2020, 2020-2021 MSHSL School Enrollments - By Enrollment Jackson County Central High School 315 Minnewaska Area H.S. 315 Sibley East High School 314 Providence Academy 313 Triton High School 309 Dover-Eyota High School 307 Minneapolis North Community H.S. 302 Norwood-Young America High School 300 Holdingford High School 299 LeSueur-Henderson High School 294 Hiawatha Collegiate High School 293 Maple Lake High School 293 Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted H.S. 292 Staples-Motley High School 292 International Falls H.S. 290 Crosby-Ironton High School 289 Performing Institute of Minnesota Arts H.S. 285 Morris Area School 283 Concordia Academy-Roseville 282 Pipestone Area High School 282 Redwood Valley High School 282 Hawley High School 281 Paynesville Area High School 278 Warroad High School 275 Pillager High School 272 Blue Earth Area High School 269 St. Charles High School 265 Mesabi East High School 264 Nova Classical Academy 262 Windom Area High School 259 Eden Valley-Watkins High School 258 Marshall School, Duluth 258 Royalton High School 258 Math & Science Academy 257 Lewiston-Altura High School 256 Maple River High School 256 Maranatha Christian Academy 252 New Richland-H-E-G H.S. 251 St. Agnes High School 251 Greenway High School 250 Eveleth-Gilbert High School 248 Crookston High School 247 Menahga High School 246 Wadena-Deer Creek High School 241 Medford High School 240 Metro Schools College Prep 240 Barnesville High School 238 2019-2020, 2020-2021 MSHSL School Enrollments - By Enrollment Twin Cities Academy High School 237 Caledonia High School 235 Cotter High School 233 St. James High School 233 Frazee High School 232 Great River School 229 Osakis High School 229 Rush City High School 227 Long Prairie-Grey Eagle H.S. 226 Chatfield High School 225 Lake Crystal-Wellcome Memorial 224 Mounds Park Academy 224 Bagley High School 223 Kimball Area High School 218 Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City H.S. 217 New Life Academy of Woodbury 216 Tracy-Milroy-Balaton High School 215 Kenyon-Wanamingo High School 213 Pelican Rapids High School 209 Minnesota Valley Lutheran 206 Benson High School 205 Janesville-Waldorf-Pemberton H.S. 205 Open World Learning 204 Breckenridge High School 203 G-F-W High School 203 Goodhue High School 203 Academy for Sciences & Agriculture 202 Eagle Ridge Academy 201 Minnesota Online High School 200 Hinckley-Finlayson High School 199 North Lakes Academy 199 Barnum High School 198 Murray County Central High School 197 PACT Charter School 196 Walker-Hackensack-Akeley H.S. 194 Hayfield High School 191 Martin County West High School 190 Ada-Borup High School 189 Lake Park-Audubon 189 Minneota High School 189 Red Lake High School 189 Blooming Prairie High School 188 Trinity School at River Ridge 186 West Central Area School 186 Lac qui Parle Valley High School 184 Mayer Lutheran High School 184 Moose Lake High School 184 2019-2020, 2020-2021 MSHSL School Enrollments - 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