Nobel Prize laureates by secondary school affiliation

The following is a list of Nobel Prize laureates by secondary school affiliation. To be listed, a high school must have at least one Nobel Prize laureate among its alumni.

(Note: this list is very incomplete, especially for the many high schools that have one alumnus or alumna who is a Nobel Prize winner.)

Affiliations	School	Laureate	Field	Year of Award	Class of	University
8	The Bronx High School of Science, Bronx, New York City, NY	Leon N. Cooper[1]	Physics	1972	1947	Brown University
		Sheldon Glashow[1][2]	Physics	1979	1950	Columbia University
		Steven Weinberg[1]	Physics	1979	1950	Cornell University
		Melvin Schwartz[1][3]	Physics	1988	1949	Columbia University
		Russell Hulse[1][4]	Physics	1993	1966	Princeton University
		H. David Politzer[1]	Physics	2004	1966	California Institute of Technology
		Roy Glauber[1][5]	Physics	2005	1941	Harvard University
		Robert Lefkowitz[6]	Chemistry	2012	1959	Columbia University
6	Lycée Louis-le-Grand, Paris, France	Frédéric Passy	Peace	1901	?	University of Paris
		Henri Becquerel[7]	Physics	1903	1872	École Polytechnique University of Paris
		Alphonse Laveran[8]	Medicine	1907	1863	University of Strasbourg
		Romain Rolland[9]	Literature	1915	1886	École Normale Supérieure University of Paris
		Jean-Paul Sartre[10]	Literature	1964	1924	École Normale Supérieure University of Paris
		Maurice Allais[11]	Economics	1988	1931	École Polytechnique École des Mines de Paris University of Paris
4	James Madison High School, Brooklyn, New York City, NY	Stanley Cohen[12]	Medicine	1986	1939	Vanderbilt University
		Robert Solow[13]	Economics	1987	1940	MIT
		Martin Lewis Perl[14]	Physics	1995	1943	University of Michigan
		Gary Becker[15]	Economics	1992	1947	University of Chicago
4	Stuyvesant High School, Manhattan, New York City, NY	Joshua Lederberg[16][17]	Medicine	1958	1941	Rockefeller University
		Roald Hoffmann[17][18]	Chemistry	1981	1954	Cornell University
		Robert Fogel[17][19]	Economics	1993	1944	Cornell University
		Richard Axel[17][20]	Medicine	2004	1963	Columbia University
4	Lycée Saint-Louis, Paris, France	Louis Néel[21]	Physics	1970	1924	École Normale Supérieure University of Strasbourg
		Claude Simon[21]	Literature	1985	1931
		Pierre-Gilles de Gennes[21]	Physics	1991	1951	École Normale Supérieure University of Paris
		Georges Charpak[21]	Physics	1992	1943	École des Mines de Paris University of Paris
3	Lycée Condorcet, Paris, France	Sully Prudhomme[22]	Literature	1901	1856
		Henri Bergson[23]	Literature	1927	1878	École Normale Supérieure University of Paris
		Ferdinand Buisson[24]	Peace	1927	1859	University of Paris
3	Lycée Henri-IV, Paris, France	Gabriel Lippman[25]	Physics	1908	1868	École Normale Supérieure University of Paris
		André Gide[26]	Literature	1947	1889
		Patrick Modiano[27]	Literature	2014	dropped-out	University of Paris
3	Abraham Lincoln High School, Brooklyn, New York City, NY	Arthur Kornberg[28]	Medicine	1959	1933	Stanford University
		Paul Berg[28]	Chemistry	1980	1943	Stanford University
		Jerome Karle[28][29]	Chemistry	1985	1933	City College of New York
3	Far Rockaway High School, Queens, New York City, NY	Richard Feynman[30][31]	Physics	1965	1935	California Institute of Technology
		Baruch Blumberg[31]	Medicine	1976	1942	University of Pennsylvania
		Burton Richter[31][32]	Physics	1976	1948	Stanford University
3	Harrow School, London, England	John Strutt, 3rd Baron Rayleigh	Physics	1904	?	University of Cambridge
		John Galsworthy	Literature	1932	?	Novelist
		Winston Churchill	Literature	1953	1893	Sandhurst
3	Lowell High School, San Francisco, CA	Albert Abraham Michelson[33]	Physics	1907	1868	United States Naval Academy
		Joseph Erlanger[34]	Medicine	1945	1892	University of California, Berkeley
		Eric Allin Cornell[35]	Physics	2001	1980	Massachusetts Institute of Technology
3	Phillips Academy, Andover, Massachusetts	George Whipple[36]	Medicine	1933	1900	University of Rochester
		William Vickrey[37]	Economics	1996	1931	Columbia University
		William Standish Knowles[38]	Chemistry	2001	1935	Harvard University
3	St. Peter's College, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia	William Lawrence Bragg[39]	Physics	1915	1903	University of Adelaide
		Howard Florey[40]	Medicine	1945	1916	The Queen's College, Oxford
		Robin Warren[41]	Medicine	2005	?	University of Adelaide
3	Townsend Harris High School, Queens, New York City, NY originally Manhattan, New York City, NY	Herbert A. Hauptman[42]	Chemistry	1985	1933	City College of New York
		Julian Schwinger[42]	Physics	1965	1933	City College of New York
		Kenneth Arrow[42]	Economics	1972	1936	City College of New York
3	University Laboratory High School, Urbana, Illinois	Philip Warren Anderson[43]	Physics	1977	1940	Harvard University
		Hamilton O. Smith[43]	Medicine	1978	1948	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
		James Tobin[43]	Economics	1981	1935	Harvard University
3	Westminster School, London, England	Edgar Adrian	Medicine	1932		University of Cambridge
		Andrew Huxley	Medicine	1963		University of Cambridge
		Richard Stone	Economics	1984		University of Cambridge
2	Eton College, Berkshire, England	Lord Robert Cecil	Peace	1937	1882	University of Oxford
		John Gurdon	Medicine	2012	1951	University of Oxford
2	Bedford School, Bedford, Bedfordshire, England	Archer John Porter Martin	Chemistry	1952		University of Cambridge
		Guglielmo Marconi	Physics	1909		University of Bologna
2	Brooklyn Technical High School, Brooklyn, New York City, NY	Arno Penzias	Physics	1978	1954	City College of New York
		George Wald	Biology	1987	1922	Harvard University
2	Cotham Grammar School, (previously Merchant Venturers' Technical College), Bristol, England	Paul Dirac[44]	Physics	1933	?	University of Bristol
		Peter Higgs[45]	Physics	2013	1946	King's College London
2	Döblinger Gymnasium, Vienna, Austria	Wolfgang Pauli	Physics	1945	1918	ETH Zurich
		Richard Kuhn	Chemistry	1938	1918	Heidelberg University
2	Erasmus Hall High School, Brooklyn, New York City, NY	Barbara McClintock[46]	Medicine or Physiology	1983	1919	Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
		Eric Kandel[47]	Medicine or Physiology	2000	1944	Columbia University
2	Hebrew University Secondary School, Jerusalem, Israel	Daniel Kahneman	Economics	2002	1951	Princeton University
		David Gross[48]	Physics	2004	1959	University of California, Santa Barbara
2	Lycée Janson-de-Sailly, Paris, France	Jean Perrin[49]	Physics	1926	1890	École Normale Supérieure University of Paris
		Roger Martin du Gard[50]	Literature	1937	1898	École des Chartes
2	King Edward's School, Birmingham, England	Maurice Wilkins	Medicine	1962	?	University of Birmingham
		Sir John Vane	Medicine	1982	?	University of Birmingham
2	Malvern College, Malvern, England	Francis Aston	Chemistry	1922		University of Cambridge
		James Meade	Economic Sciences	1977		University of Oxford
2	Martin Van Buren High School, Queens, New York	Frank Wilczek[51]	Physics	2004	1967	University of Chicago Princeton University
		Alvin Roth[52]	Economic Sciences	2012	1967	Columbia University Stanford University
2	Nikolaus Lenau High School, Timisoara, Romania	Herta Müller	Literature	2009	1972	West University of Timișoara
		Stefan Hell	Chemistry	2014	1978	University of Heidelberg
2	Niles East High School, Skokie, Illinois	H. Robert Horvitz	Medicine or Physiology	2002	1964	MIT
		Martin Chalfie	Chemistry	2008	1965	Columbia University
2	The Perse School, Cambridge, England	George Paget Thomson	Physics	1937	?	University of Cambridge
		Ronald G. W. Norrish	Chemistry	1967	?	University of Cambridge
2	St Columb's College, Derry, Northern Ireland, UK	Seamus Heaney	Literature	1995	1957	Queen's University of Belfast
		John Hume	Peace	1998	1955	St. Patrick's College, Maynooth, Ireland
2	Saint Mary's College, Vigie, Castries, Saint Lucia	Sir William Arthur Lewis	Economics	1979	1929	University of the West Indies London School of Economics
		Derek Walcott	Literature	1992	?	University of the West Indies
2	University of Toronto Schools, Toronto, Ontario, Canada	John Charles Polanyi	Chemistry	1986	?	University of Toronto
		Michael Spence	Economics	2001	?	Harvard University
2	Urbana High School, Urbana, Illinois	Robert W. Holley[53]	Physiology or Medicine	1968	1938	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
		Edwin G. Krebs [54]	Physiology or Medicine	1992	1936	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
2	Walton High School, Bronx, New York City, NY	Rosalyn Sussman Yalow[42]	Medicine and Physiology	1977	1941	Hunter College
		Gertrude B. Elion[42]	Medicine and Physiology	1988	1933	Duke University
2	George School, Newtown, Bucks County, Pennsylvania	Mario Capecchi[55]	Medicine and Physiology	2007	1956	Antioch College
		Kenneth G. Wilson[56]	Physics	1982	1952	Harvard University
2	Germantown Friends School, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Owen Chamberlain [57]	Physics	1959	1937	Dartmouth College University of California, Berkeley
		Saul Perlmutter[58]	Physics	2011	1977	Harvard University University of California, Berkeley
1	St. Joseph's College, Hong Kong	Charles K. Kao[59]	Physics	2009	1952	University College London Woolwich Polytechnic
1	Baltimore City College, Baltimore, MD	Martin Rodbell[60]	Physiology or Medicine	1994	1943	Johns Hopkins University University of Washington
1	Bristol Grammar School, Bristol, England	John Pople[61]	Chemistry	1998	1944	University of Cambridge
1	Sir John Leman High School, Beccles, Suffolk, England	Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin[62]	Chemistry	1964	1928	Somerville College, Oxford
1	Fairfax High School, Fairfax, Virginia	Craig Mello	Physiology or Medicine	2006	1978	University of Massachusetts Medical School
1	The Geelong College, Geelong, Victoria, Australia	Frank Macfarlane Burnet[63]	Medicine	1960	?	University of Melbourne University of London
1	Indooroopilly State High School, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	Peter Doherty	Medicine	1996	?	University of Queensland University of Edinburgh
1	Melbourne High School, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	John Carew Eccles	Medicine	1963	?	University of Melbourne University of Oxford
1	Newman College, Perth, Western Australia	Barry Marshall	Medicine	2005	?	University of Western Australia
1	Lycée Saint-Louis-de-Gonzague, Paris, France	Sean MacBride[64]	Peace	1974	?	University College Dublin
1	Collège Stanislas, Paris, France	Anatole France	Literature	1921	1864
1	Lycée Pierre de Fermat (fr), Toulouse, France	Albert Fert[65]	Physics	2007	1957	École Normale Supérieure University of Paris
1	Lycée Henri Poincaré (fr), Nancy, France	Jean Tirole[66]	Economics	2014	1973	École Polytechnique Paris Dauphine University MIT Toulouse School of Economics
1	Regis High School, Manhattan, New York City, NY	John O'Keefe	Medicine	2014	1957	City College of New York McGill University
1	Robert College, Istanbul, Turkey	Orhan Pamuk[67]	Literature	2006	1970	Columbia University
1	Colegio Saint Francis, San José, Costa Rica	Oscar Arias Sanchez	Peace	1987	1957	Universidad de Costa Rica
1	Sydney Boys High School, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia	John Cornforth[68]	Chemistry	1975	1933[69]	University of Sydney University of Oxford
1	Cleveland Heights High School, Cleveland Heights, Ohio	Donald A. Glaser	Physics	1960	1944	Case Western Reserve University
1	Monrovia High School, Monrovia, California	Thomas J. Sargent[70]	Economics	2011	1961	University of California, Berkeley Harvard University
1	Jordan High School, Los Angeles, California	Glenn T. Seaborg[71]	Physics	1951	1929	University of California, Berkeley University of California, Los Angeles
1	Garden City High School, Garden City, New York	Steven Chu[72]	Physics	1997	1966	University of Rochester University of California, Berkeley
1	Greenwich High School, Greenwich, Connecticut	Christopher A. Sims[73]	Economics	2011	1959	Harvard University University of California, Berkeley
1	Punahou School, Honolulu, Hawaii	Barack Obama	Peace	2009	1979	Columbia University Harvard Law School
1	Plains High School, Plains, Georgia	Jimmy Carter	Peace	2002	1941	United States Naval Academy
1	Watchung Hills Regional High School, Warren Township, New Jersey	Adam Riess[74]	Physics	2011	1988	Massachusetts Institute of Technology Harvard University
1	Bartlett High School, Anchorage, Alaska	Brian Schmidt[75]	Physics	2011	1985	University of Arizona Harvard University
1	Washington High School, Portland, Oregon	Linus Pauling	Chemistry Peace	1954 1962	c. 1917	Oregon State University Caltech
1	Hsinchu Senior High School, Hsinchu, Taiwan	Yuan Tseh Lee[76]	Chemistry	1986	1955	National Taiwan University National Tsing Hua University University of California, Berkeley
1	New Trier High School, Winnetka, Illinois	Jack Steinberger[77]	Physics	1988	1938	University of California, Berkeley
1	University School of Nashville, Nashville, Tennessee	Stanford Moore	Chemistry	1972	1931	Vanderbilt University University of Wisconsin-Madison Rockefeller University
1	Edgbaston High School, Birmingham, England	Malala Yousafzai	Peace	2014	Current student

See also

• List of Nobel laureates by university affiliation

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