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 | People | vs. typical |
|---|---|---|
| Phillips Academy Massachusetts | 5.1× | |
| Harvard-Westlake School California | 3.6× | |
| John Dewey High School New York | 4.8× | |
| Santa Monica High School California | 4.0× | |
| High School of Art and Design New York | 3.9× | |
| Choate Rosemary Hall Connecticut | 2.1× | |
| Beverly Hills High School California | 1.6× | |
| Ethical Culture Fieldston School New York | 2.1× | |
| University High School California | 2.2× | |
| Stuyvesant High School New York | 1.4× | |
| Phillips Exeter Academy New Hampshire | 0.8× | |
| Hotchkiss School Connecticut | 1.4× | |
| Jamaica High School New York | 1.7× | |
| Midwood High School New York | 1.5× | |
| DeWitt Clinton High School New York | 1.4× | |
| Garrison Forest School Maryland | 1.5× | |
| Riverdale Country School New York | 1.2× | |
| Abraham Lincoln High School New York | 1.1× | |
| Erasmus Hall High School New York | 1.1× | |
| Oakland Technical High School California | 1.1× | |
| Oakwood Friends School | 1.0× |
| School | % of its noted alumni | People |
|---|---|---|
| Phillips Academy Massachusetts | 10 | |
| John Dewey High School New York | 3 | |
| Santa Monica High School California | 3 | |
| High School of Art and Design New York | 11 | |
| Harvard-Westlake School California | 3 |