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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.

Most alumni

School	People	vs. typical
Phillips Exeter Academy New Hampshire	178	1.9×
Phillips Academy Massachusetts	133	2.0×
St. Albans School	27	2.4×
Bronx High School of Science New York	22	1.5×
Stuyvesant High School New York	24	1.1×
Hotchkiss School Connecticut	30	1.7×
Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation Georgia	21	4.6×
St. Xavier High School Ohio	17	1.9×
West Anchorage High School Alaska	16	3.7×
DeWitt Clinton High School New York	25	1.1×
Deerfield Academy Massachusetts	23	1.6×
Jackson-Reed High School	14	2.3×
St. Paul's School New Hampshire	22	2.1×
Jesuit High School Louisiana	15	2.1×
Kent School Connecticut	14	1.4×
Georgetown Preparatory School Maryland	15	2.7×
Defense Language Institute California	12	2.0×
Lathrop High School Alaska	12	3.6×
Choate Rosemary Hall Connecticut	14	1.3×
Kamehameha Schools Hawaii	13	1.8×
Woodberry Forest School Virginia	16	2.4×
Monsignor Farrell High School New York	9	2.6×
San Fernando High School California	9	2.7×
New Mexico Military Institute New Mexico	13	2.1×
Milton Academy Massachusetts	14	1.6×

Biggest part of the school's identity

Shares are shrunk toward the national rate for small counts, and each school must clear a size-scaled minimum count.

School	% of its noted alumni	People
Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation Georgia	73.9%	21
West Anchorage High School Alaska	47.9%	16
Lathrop High School Alaska	64.2%	12
Father Dueñas Memorial School	71.8%	9
Steller Secondary School Alaska	61.1%	8
Bay View High School Wisconsin	49.2%	9
Pojoaque Valley High School New Mexico	100.0%	6
Washington High School Wisconsin	47.8%	13
Bangor High School Maine	39.9%	10
Edison High School Minnesota	45.4%	10
Rufus King International School – High School Campus Wisconsin	37.6%	10
University High School	45.0%	9
Georgetown Preparatory School Maryland	30.6%	15
La Salle Academy Rhode Island	37.9%	12
San Fernando High School California	32.3%	9
Bolton High School Louisiana	42.3%	11
Juneau-Douglas High School Alaska	57.1%	6
Frederick Douglass High School Maryland	36.3%	14
Cony High School Maine	54.4%	7
Monsignor Farrell High School New York	30.6%	9
Marquette University High School Wisconsin	33.2%	13
George Washington High School	62.2%	7
Academy of Our Lady of Guam	58.4%	4
John F. Kennedy High School	62.7%	5
Spaulding High School Vermont	65.8%	8