Feeder High Schools: Fall 2011 Top Pennsylvania High Schools of Entering Freshmen

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Feeder High Schools: Fall 2011 Top Pennsylvania High Schools of Entering Freshmen School Count School Count WEST CHESTER BAYARD RUSTIN HS 32 UPPER DARBY HIGH SCHOOL 16 DOWNINGTOWN HS EAST CAMPUS 31 HEMPFIELD HIGH SCHOOL 15 NORTH PENN HIGH SCHOOL 31 PARKLAND 15 CARDINAL O’HARA HIGH SCHOOL 30 PLYMOUTH-WHITEMARSH HS 15 COATESVILLE AREA SENIOR HS 30 UPPER DUBLIN HIGH SCHOOL 15 WEST CHESTER EAST HIGH SCHOOL 28 ARCHBISHOP CARROLL HIGH SCHOOL 14 METHACTON HIGH SCHOOL 27 BOYERTOWN AREA SENIOR HS 13 B REED HENDERSON HIGH SCHOOL 26 CUMBERLAND VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL 13 SPRING-FORD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 26 GOVERNOR MIFFLIN SENIOR HS 13 PENNCREST HIGH SCHOOL 25 BISHOP MCDEVITT HIGH SCHOOL 12 ABINGTON HIGH SCHOOL 24 CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL 12 AVON GROVE HIGH SCHOOL 24 SUSQUEHANNA TOWNSHIP HS 12 CENTRAL BUCKS HIGH SCHOOL EAST 23 WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP HS 12 DOWNINGTOWN HS WEST CAMPUS 23 CHELTENHAM HIGH SCHOOL 11 CENTRAL BUCKS HS SOUTH 22 CHEROKEE HIGH SCHOOL 11 GARNET VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL 22 COUNCIL ROCK HIGH SCHOOL NORTH 11 NESHAMINY HIGH SCHOOL 22 EXETER TOWNSHIP SENIOR HS 11 UNIONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 22 HATBORO-HORSHAM SENIOR HS 11 WILSON HIGH SCHOOL 22 SPRINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOL 11 BISHOP SHANAHAN HIGH SCHOOL 21 DANIEL BOONE JUNIOR-SENIOR HS 10 COUNCIL ROCK HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH 21 PENNRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL 10 HAVERFORD HIGH SCHOOL 21 PHILADELPHIA HS FOR GIRLS 10 PENNSBURY HS EAST CAMPUS 21 SUN VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL 10 ARCHBISHOP WOOD HIGH SCHOOL 20 UPPER MERION AREA HIGH SCHOOL 10 PERKIOMEN VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL 19 CENTRAL BUCKS HIGH SCHOOL WEST 9 CONESTOGA HIGH SCHOOL 18 CENTRAL DAUPHIN HIGH SCHOOL 9 SOUDERTON AREA HIGH SCHOOL 18 CONWELL-EGAN CATHOLIC HS 9 KENNETT HIGH SCHOOL 17 NORRISTOWN AREA HIGH SCHOOL 9 PHOENIXVILLE AREA HIGH SCHOOL 17 OXFORD AREA HIGH SCHOOL 9 ARCHBISHOP PRENDERGAST HS 16 PENNSYLVANIA HOME SCHOOLERS 9 GREAT VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL 16 POTTSGROVE HIGH SCHOOL 9 MARPLE NEWTOWN HIGH SCHOOL 16 RED LAND HIGH SCHOOL 9 RIDLEY HIGH SCHOOL 16 West Chester University of Pennsylvania: Fact Book 2011 .

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