Osaka Prefectural Board of Education is a branch of the government of Osaka Prefecture, Japan.

The board supervises individual municipal school systems and directly operates public high schools in Osaka prefecture.

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[2]

• Nozaki High School [3]
• Ryokufukan High School [4] (Merger of Daito High School and South Neyagawa High School)

• Fujiidera High School [5]

• Habikino High School [6]
• Nishiura High School [7]

• Fuse High School [8]
• Fuse North High School [9]
• Hanazono High School [10]
• Ikejima High School [11]
• Kawachino High School [12]

• Hirakata High School [13]
• Hirakata Nagisa High School [14]
• Hirakata Tsuda High School [15]
• Korigaoka High School [16]
• Makino High School [17]
• Nagao High School [18]

• Fukui High School [19]
• Ibaraki High School [20]
• Ibaraki East High School [21]
• Ibaraki West High School [22]
• Kasugaoka High School [23]

• Ikeda High School [24]
• Ikeda North High School [25]
• Shibutani High School [26]

• Kadoma West High School [27]

• Kashiwara East High School [28]

• Katano High School [29]

• Nagano High School [30]
• Nagano North High School [31]

• Ikuno High School [32]
• Ohtsuka High School [33]

• Minoh High School [34] (Japanese: [35])

• Shimamoto High School [36] (Shimamoto)

• Moriguchi East High School [37]

[38]

• East Neyagawa High School [39]
• Neyagawa High School [40]
• West Neyagawa High School [41]

• Abeno High School [42]
• Tennoji High School [43]

• Asahi High School [44]

• Otemae High School [45]

• Higashiyodogawa High School [46]

• East Sumiyoshi High School [47]
• Hirano High School [48]

• Katsuyama High School [49]

• Ichioka High School [50]
• Minato High School [51]

• Nishinari High School [52]

• Nishiyodogawa High School [53]

• Hannan High School [54]
• Yamatogawa High School [55]

• Izuo High School [56]
• Taisho High School [57]

• Kozu High School [58]
• Shimizudani High School [59]
• Yuhigaoka High School [60] (English: [61], Japanese: [62])

• Matta High School [63]

• Kitano High School [64]
• North Yodo High School [65]

• Sayama High School [66]

• Kanaoka High School [67]
• Mihara High School [68] (Japanese: [69])
• Mikuni Gaoka High School [70]
• Ohtori High School [71]
• Senyo High School [72]
• Tomioka High School [73] (Japanese: [74])

• Settsu High School [75]
• Torikai High School [76]

• Shijonawate High School [77]
• Shijonawate North High School [78]

• Kitasenri High School [79]
• Suita High School [80]
• Suita East High School [81]
• Yamada High School [82]

• Abuno High School [83]
• Akutagawa High School [84]
• Mishima High School [85]
• Shimamoto High School
• Ohkanmuri High School [86]
• Takatsuki North High School [87]

• Kanan High School [88]
• Kongo High School [89]
• Tondabayashi High School [90]

• East Toyonaka High School [91]
• Sakurazuka High School [92]
• Shoji High School [93]
• Teshima High School [94]
• Toneyama High School [95]
• Toyonaka High School [96]

• Shiroyama High School [97] (Toyono)

• Seiyu High School [98]
• Yamamoto High School [99]
• Yao High School [100]
• Yao Suisho High School [101]

• Daito High School (Daito) [102] (merged into Ryokufukan High School)
• Hirakata West High School (Hirakata) [103] (Closed March 31, 2006)
• Isoshima High School (Hirakata) [104]
• Kano High School [105] (Higashiosaka) (Closed March 31, 2006)
• South Neyagawa High School (Neyagawa) [106] (merged into Ryokufukan High School)
• Suminoe High School [107] (Osaka)
• Tatetsu High School [108] (Higashiosaka)

• List of public high schools in Osaka Prefecture (Japanese)

• Osaka Prefectural Board of Education (Japanese)