High Schools in Pennsylvania - Chester County

Chester County

  • Collegium Charter School,Exton
  • Coatesville Area High School, Coatesville
  • Archdiocese of Philadelphia
    • Bishop Shanahan High School, Downingtown
  • Avon Grove High School, West Grove
  • CFS, The School at Church Farm, Paoli
  • Conestoga High School, Berwyn
  • Coventry Christian Schools, Pottstown
  • Center for Arts and Technology: Pickering, Phoenixville
    • formerly known as: Northern Chester County Technical School, Phoenixville
  • Delaware Valley Friends School, Paoli
  • Devon Preparatory School, Devon
  • Downingtown High School
    • Downingtown East High School, Exton
    • Downingtown West High School, Downingtown
  • Great Valley High School, Malvern
  • Kennett High School, Kennett Square
  • Kimberton Waldorf School, East Pikeland Township
  • Malvern Preparatory School, Malvern
  • Octorara High School, Atglen
  • Owen J. Roberts High School, Bucktown
  • Oxford Area High School, Oxford
  • The Phelps School, Malvern
  • Phoenixville Area High School, Phoenixville
  • Twin Valley High School, Elverson
  • Unionville High School, Kennett Square
  • Villa Maria Academy, Malvern
  • West Chester Christian School, West Chester
  • West Chester East High School, West Chester (West Goshen Twp.)
  • West Chester Henderson High School, West Chester
  • West Chester Rustin High School, West Chester (Westtown Twp.)
  • Westtown School, Westtown Township
  • West-Mont Christian Academy, Pottstown
  • Woodlynde School, Strafford

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