Projected classifications beginning with the 2012-13 school year. Enrollment figures compiled from West Virginia Department of Education data, and are enrollment numbers for grades 7-9 in 2009-10. The West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission will compile enrollment figures for grades 9-11 in the fall of 2011 to determine the new classifications, which will go into effect the following school year.

Class AAA

1. Parkersburg, 1491

2. Cabell Midland, 1,438

3. Martinsburg, 1,299*

3. Musselman, 1,299

3. Parkersburg South, 1,299

6. Huntington, 1,292

7. Wheeling Park, 1,197

8. Morgantown, 1,182

9. Preston, 1,088

10. Riverside, 1,086

11. Beckley, 1,049

12. University, 1,029

13. Capital, 1,028

14. Washington, 925

15. St. Albans, 929

16. Buckhannon-Upshur, 908

17. John Marshall, 906

18. Jefferson, 904

19. Hurricane, 902

20. Hedgesville, 870*

21. Greenbrier East, 855

22. South Charleston, 848

23. George Washington, 832

24. Lincoln County, 819

25. Spring Valley, 817

26. Brooke, 811

27. Hampshire, 802

28. Princeton, 772

29. Ripley, 750

30. Spring Mills, 742*

31. Herbert Hoover, 694

32. Elkins, 690

32. Nitro, 690

34. Mingo Central, 679

35. Logan, 649

36. Winfield, 643

37. Robert C. Byrd, 634

38. Point Pleasant, 629

39. Scott, 610

40. Berkeley Spring, 607

Class AA

1. Lewis County, 601

2. North Marion, 598

3. Bridgeport, 597

3. Shady Spring, 597

5. Fairmont Senior, 590

6. Bluefield, 581

6. Nicholas County, 581

8. PikeView, 577

9. Oak Hill, 571

10. East Fairmont, 570

11. Philip Barbour, 551

12. Liberty (Harrison), 547

13. Wayne, 543

14. Grafton, 542

15. Keyser, 528

16. Independence, 525

17. Oak Glen, 520

18. Lincoln, 508

19. Chapmanville, 502

20. Roane County, 501

21. Weir, 498

22. Sissonville, 483

23. Braxton County, 481

24. Riverview, 480

25. Wyoming East, 475

26. Liberty (Raleigh), 451

27. Westside, 432

28. Clay County, 429

29. Frankfort, 427

30. James Monroe, 409

31. Poca, 398

32. Ravenswood, 389

33. Petersburg, 382

34. Tolsia, 379

35. Mount View, 364

36. Ritchie County, 357

37. Sherman, 351

38. Moorefield, 346

39. Summers County, 346

40. Man, 344

Class A

1. South Harrison, 340

2. Greenbrier West, 337

3. Tyler Consolidated, 335

4. Magnolia, 325

5. Webster County, 324

6. St. Marys, 313

6. Williamstown, 313

8. Richwood, 312

9. Tug Valley, 301

10. Wheeling Central, ...@

11. Doddridge County, 277

11. Pocahontas County, 277

13. Fayetteville, 274

14. Buffalo, 272

15. Midland Trail, 262

16. Calhoun County, 258

17. Valley (Fayette), 241

18. Pendleton County, 235

19. Tygarts Valley, 233

20. Wirt County, 231

21. Gilmer County, 230

22. Wahama, 225

23. Clay-Battelle, 204

24. East Hardy, 200

25. Charleston Catholic, ...@

26. Montcalm, 193

27. Tucker County, 185

28. Valley (Wetzel), 153

29. Cameron, 145

30. Mount Hope, 137

31. Meadow Bridge, 128

32. Hannan, 124

33. Van, 115

34. Madonna, ...@

35. Bishop Donahue, ...@

36. St. Joseph Central, ...@

37. Parkersburg Catholic, ...@

38. Trinity, ...@

39. Hundred, 78

40. Notre Dame, ...@

40. Paden City, 74

42. Union, 69

43. Paw Paw, 58

44. Greater Beckley, ...@

45. Harman, 46

46. Mercer Christian, ...@

* - Projected enrollments are estimated. Spring Mills High School is scheduled to open in 2012, and will include students in districts currently served by Martinsburg and Hedgesville high schools.

@ - Private school enrollments are not tracked by the Department of Education. Stated enrollments are current numbers given by the SSAC.