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Largest Schools in Charleston (2025)

Schools with the highest enrollment. Ranked by the Success Index (US) from official American data; 25 schools in Charleston, West Virginia. Rank positions shown on each profile are within United States and West Virginia.

  1. 1
    45
    George Washington High SchoolCharleston · Public HighEnrollment: 1,145
  2. 2
    25
    Capital High SchoolCharleston · Public HighEnrollment: 1,051
  3. 3
    61
    John Adams Middle SchoolCharleston · Public MiddleEnrollment: 740
  4. 4
    26
    Sissonville High SchoolCharleston · Public HighEnrollment: 564
  5. 5
    44
    Sissonville Middle SchoolCharleston · Public MiddleEnrollment: 521
  6. 6
    43
    Andrew Jackson Middle SchoolCharleston · Public MiddleEnrollment: 488
  7. 7
    60
    Elk Elementary CenterCharleston · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 475
  8. 8
    34
    Mary C. Snow West Side ElementaryCharleston · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 453
  9. 9
    47
    Flinn Elementary SchoolCharleston · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 430
  10. 10
    39
    Edgewood ElementaryCharleston · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 413
  11. 11
    54
    Horace Mann Middle SchoolCharleston · Public MiddleEnrollment: 385
  12. 12
    66
    Overbrook Elementary SchoolCharleston · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 375
  13. 13
    30
    West Side Middle SchoolCharleston · Public MiddleEnrollment: 374
  14. 14
    70
    Holz Elementary SchoolCharleston · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 304
  15. 15
    71
    Cross Lanes Elementary SchoolCharleston · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 294
  16. 16
    45
    Piedmont Year-Round EducationCharleston · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 279
  17. 17
    51
    Ruffner Elementary SchoolCharleston · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 271
  18. 18
    68
    Weberwood Elementary SchoolCharleston · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 247
  19. 19
    54
    Kanawha City Elementary SchoolCharleston · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 242
  20. 20
    65
    Ruthlawn Elementary SchoolCharleston · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 225
  21. 21
    62
    Chamberlain Elementary SchoolCharleston · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 225
  22. 22
    70
    Montrose Elementary SchoolCharleston · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 224
  23. 23
    64
    Shoals Elementary SchoolCharleston · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 191
  24. 24
    76
    Kenna Elementary SchoolCharleston · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 180
  25. 25
    40
    Malden Elementary SchoolCharleston · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 160

George Washington High School in Charleston leads the 2025 list of largest schools in Charleston with Enrollment 1,145. Of the 25 schools shown, 25 are public.

For the full picture see the wider West Virginia largest schools rankings, every school on the Charleston page, or the comparison tool to put a shortlist side by side.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best largest school in Charleston?

George Washington High School in Charleston, West Virginia ranks first among largest schools in Charleston with Enrollment 1,145 (Enrollment: 1,145).

How are largest schools in Charleston ranked?

Schools with the highest enrollment. Only schools eligible for the Success Index (US) are included; the index is shown alongside for context.

Are these 2025 rankings official?

No. They are computed by Success Tutoring from official American data (Urban Institute Education Data Portal (NCES CCD, EDFacts); NCES Common Core of Data). States set their own assessments and proficiency cut scores, so proficiency rates are most comparable within a state. Use the state rankings for like-for-like comparisons.