United States
- Douglas High School (Alabama)
- Douglas High School (Arizona)
- Douglas High School (Minden, Nevada)
- Douglas High School (Winston, Oregon)
- Douglas High School (Box Elder, South Dakota), Box Elder, South Dakota
- Douglas High School (Wyoming)
- Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, Parkland, Florida
- David Douglas High School, Portland, Oregon
- Covington-Douglas High School — Covington, Oklahoma
- Douglas Anderson School of the Arts — Jacksonville, Florida
- Douglas Byrd High School — Fayetteville, North Carolina
- Douglas County High School (Colorado) — Castle Rock, Colorado
- Douglas County High School (Douglasville, Georgia) — Douglasville, Georgia
- Douglas East Campus School — Douglas, Arizona
- Gen. Douglas Macarthur High School — Levittown, New York
- Juneau-Douglas High School — Juneau, Alaska
- Kirk Douglas Continuation School — Northridge, California
- North Douglas High School — Drain, Oregon
- Stephen A. Douglas High School — Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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