Jordan High School

Jordan High School could be one of several high schools, including:

  • Barbara Jordan High School, Houston, Texas
  • Charles E. Jordan High School, Durham, North Carolina
  • East Jordan High School, East Jordan, Michigan
  • Jordan-Elbridge High School, Jordan, New York
  • Jordan High School, Jordan, Minnesota
  • Jordan High School (Long Beach, California), Long Beach, California
  • Jordan High School (Los Angeles, California), Watts, Los Angeles, California
  • Jordan High School (Sandy, Utah), Sandy, Utah
  • Jordan Matthews High, Siler City, North Carolina
  • Jordan Resource Center, Midvale, Utah
  • Jordan Secondary Learning Center, Garden Grove, California
  • Jordan Valley High School, Jordan Valley, Oregon
  • Jordan Valley School, Midvale, Utah
  • Jordan Vocational High School, Columbus, Georgia
  • Mortimer Jordan High School, Morris, Alabama
  • West Jordan High School, West Jordan, Utah


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