Biggest in the Nation and Area
Some of Robinson Secondary School's younger students eat lunch on the 60-acre campus.
(By James A. Parcell -- The Washington Post)
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Here are the largest public high schools in the nation, based on 2003-04 data from the National Center for Education Statistics, with enrollments:
1. Belmont -- Los Angeles 5,299
1. Elizabeth -- Elizabeth, N.J. 5,299
3. Fremont -- Los Angeles 5,083
4. South Gate -- South Gate, Calif. 5,020
5. Roosevelt -- Los Angeles 4,940
6. Monroe -- North Hills, Calif. 4,881
7. Los Angeles -- Los Angeles 4,876
8. Bell -- Bell, Calif. 4,855
9. Garfield -- Los Angeles 4,844
10. Lynwood -- Lynwood, Calif. 4,818
11. Long Beach Polytechnic -- Long Beach, Calif. 4,779
