List of high schools in Greater St. Louis

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This is a list of high schools in Greater St. Louis . It includes public and private schools and is arranged by state, county and then by school district for public schools, or by affiliation for private schools.

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Illinois public schools

Bond County

Calhoun County

Clinton County

Jersey County

Macoupin County

Madison County

Monroe County

St. Clair County

Missouri public schools

Franklin County

New Haven School District

Meramec Valley School District

St. Clair School District

Sullivan School District

Union School District

Washington School District

Jefferson County

Crystal City School District

De Soto School District

Festus School District

Fox School District

Herculaneum School District

Hillsboro School District

Jefferson R-7 School District

Northwest School District

Lincoln County

Elsberry School District

Lincoln County R-III School District

Silex School District

Windsor C-1 School District

St. Charles County

Fort Zumwalt School District

Francis Howell School District

Orchard Farm School District

St. Charles School District

Wentzville School District

St. Louis County

Affton School District

Bayless School District

Brentwood School District

Clayton School District

Ferguson-Florissant School District

Hancock Place School District

Hazelwood School District

Jennings School District

Kirkwood School District

Ladue School District

Lindbergh School District

Maplewood Richmond Heights School District

Mehlville School District

Normandy School District

Parkway School District

Pattonville School District

Ritenour School District

Riverview Gardens School District

Rockwood School District

University City School District

Valley Park School District

Webster Groves School District

St. Louis

Charter schools

St. Louis Public Schools

Comprehensive schools
Magnet schools

Warren County

Warren County School District

Wright City School District

Washington County

Kingston School District

Potosi School District

Valley School District

Private schools

Baptist

Catholic

Archdiocese of St. Louis

Diocese of Belleville

Diocese of Springfield (Illinois)

Private

Christian Scientist

Lutheran

Methodist

Non-denominational

Non-sectarian

Pentecostal

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