List of High Schools in Missouri - St. Charles County

St. Charles County

  • Francis Howell R-III School District - St. Peters
    • Francis Howell High School - Weldon Spring Heights
    • Francis Howell North High School - St. Peters
    • Francis Howell Central High School - Cottleville
    • Francis Howell Union High School - St. Charles
  • Fort Zumwalt R-II School District - O'Fallon
    • Fort Zumwalt North High School - O'Fallon
    • Fort Zumwalt South High School - St. Peters
    • Fort Zumwalt East High School - St. Peters
    • Fort Zumwalt West High School - O'Fallon
    • Hope High School - O'Fallon
  • Orchard Farm R-V School District - St. Charles
    • Orchard Farm High School
  • St. Charles R-VI School District - St. Charles
    • St. Charles High School
    • St. Charles West High School
  • Wentzville R-IV School District - Wentzville
    • Emil E. Holt High School
    • Timberland High School
  • Barat Academy - O'Fallon - Roman Catholic (Co-Ed)
  • Church on the Rock Christian School - St. Peters - Nondenominational Christianity (Co-Ed)
  • Duchesne High School - St. Charles - Roman Catholic (Co-Ed)
  • Liberty Classical School - O'Fallon - Nondenominational Christianity (Co-Ed)
  • Living Word Christian Schools - O'Fallon - Nondenominational Christianity (Co-Ed)
  • Lutheran High School of St. Charles County - St. Peters - Lutheran (Co-Ed)
  • St. Dominic High School - O'Fallon - Roman Catholic (Co-Ed)

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