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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

SchoolPeople vs. typical
DeWitt Clinton High School New York
12
15.5×
The Albany Academy New York
8
34.4×
Stuyvesant High School New York
5
6.5×
Phillips Exeter Academy New Hampshire
5
2.5×
Phillips Academy Massachusetts
4
2.5×
Xavier High School New York
4
21.7×
Bishop Timon – St. Jude High School New York
3
36.5×
Fordham Preparatory School New York
3
19.6×
Monsignor Farrell High School New York
3
27.2×
Groton School Massachusetts
3
19.3×
Christian Brothers Academy New York
3
39.9×
La Salle Institute New York
3
42.5×
Thomas Jefferson High School New York
3
17.0×
Mynderse Academy New York
3
51.0×
Townsend Harris High School New York
3
14.5×
Christopher Columbus High School New York
3
30.4×
Eastern District High School New York
3
27.7×

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 alumniPeople
Mynderse Academy New York
60.0%
3
La Salle Institute New York
30.0%
3
Christian Brothers Academy New York
25.0%
3
Bishop Timon – St. Jude High School New York
20.0%
3
The Albany Academy New York
10.3%
8
Christopher Columbus High School New York
13.6%
3
Eastern District High School New York
11.5%
3
Monsignor Farrell High School New York
11.1%
3
Xavier High School New York
6.9%
4
Fordham Preparatory School New York
6.7%
3
Groton School Massachusetts
6.5%
3
Thomas Jefferson High School New York
5.5%
3
DeWitt Clinton High School New York
3.9%
12
Townsend Harris High School New York
4.4%
3