High School

My high school had about 2,000 people with about 500 in each grade. So, there were ~500 in my graduating class; everyone knew pretty much everyone else, but of course we weren't all "friends."

 

Mine was around 2,000 or so, but our graduating class was pretty small from what I remember. We had a ton of drop-outs. I personally knew about 30 people. Everyone else was just background faces of no interest to me.

 

There were like, 20 people in my graduating class.

 

My school is pretty pretty big (I'm a senior still) but there's about 2,500 people in my school and there are about 120 people who are graduating with me next year and well last year I could have told you I knew them all but since we have new students this year I can't say that anymore so I could say I know about the 97% of them, but it's just because people in my country is really welcoming and we need to sit with new people at lunch and so. ☺☺

 

Haha, you sound like me when I visited a school that had like 1,000 people.

I don't remember how many people were in the entire school, but I had around 70 people in my class and 64 people graduated. I knew everyone and were pretty good friends with them all. Compared to some people horror stories of high school, I was pretty lucky.

 

My high school has about 250-270 students, and there are 64 kids in my grade. I know just about everyone in the high school, though there are one or two kids whose names I have no idea.

 

250ish in my graduating class. From preschool to year 12 my school had about 3000 people.

 

My high school has 5 schools in one building so we have a lot like over 2,000

 

Mine only has 600, and my next has roughly 1,000, with only two year groups. Although it's easier to have a good relationship with teachers in small schools, they're usually under-funded and students are often hard to deal with, making teachers teach less and discipline more.

 

There are about 2000 in our school. Most graduate.
There are generally about 300 in a year, so about 250 graduate at the least per year (our schools pretty successful)

 

46 in my graduating high school class. We were all very close, won a state football championship my senior year. My Freshman year at the University of Alabama I had 400 in one class I was taking. I was totally lost!

 

Well, when I graduated my school had around 2000-3000 students, ranging from kindergarten to senior, and around 400 teachers, managers and staff.

We were around 45 in graduation, and this year there'll be around 75-80.

 

about 60 in my graduating class, but I go to a private school.

 

There were about 570 in my graduating class, and about 1800 at my school covering grades 10-12. My class was in fact the smallest class to graduate from they school at the time, and the class before us had 700 graduates.

 

There are around 3000 people at my high school, which is a 2 year school. The Junior and Senior classes both have 1300-1500ish people, it's insane. I actually know around 300 people, but I'm definitely not best friends with all of them

 

It's different in the UK. I had about 700 pupils in my secondary school, 150 odd in my yeAr. It's very rare to leave school without anything at all.

 

My high school had about 500 students and my graduating class was around 160 students large.

 

My old high school had ~2000 students, so about 500 in each grade.