Which high schools produce the most (left), and where it's the biggest part of the school's identity (right). People who came of age recently weigh more than those from earlier eras.
| School | % of its noted alumni | People |
|---|---|---|
| The Field School | 6 | |
| The Center for Early Education California | 9 | |
| Crossroads School for Arts & Sciences California | 15 | |
| Sunny Hills High School California | 8 | |
| Hendrick Hudson High School New York | 4 | |
| The Buckley School California | 8 | |
| Saint Ann's School New York | 11 | |
| Collegiate School New York | 13 | |
| Beverly Hills High School California | 29 | |
| Campbell Hall School California | 5 | |
| Edward R. Murrow High School New York | 7 | |
| Lycée Français de Los Angeles California | 4 | |
| Henry Hudson Regional High School New Jersey | 4 | |
| J. J. Pearce High School Texas | 5 | |
| Ruth Asawa San Francisco School of the Arts California | 4 | |
| Francis W. Parker School Illinois | 8 | |
| Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School New York | 28 | |
| Newton North High School Massachusetts | 7 | |
| Newton South High School Massachusetts | 5 | |
| Miami Country Day School Florida | 3 | |
| Oakwood School, Los Angeles | 4 | |
| The Paideia School Georgia | 3 | |
| Washingtonville High School New York | 4 | |
| Avondale High School Georgia | 3 | |
| Polytechnic School California | 7 |