Reaching out to college alumni vs High-school alumni?

I know this does not apply if you went to a regular public highschool. However, I went to a very small all boys private highschool. The school prides itself on its brotherhood and community. It is hard to express over reddit but alumni of the school have a very special connection and bond. Recently, I joined my highschools alumni network on Linkedin and found a lot of older alumni in banking. In my opinion, I feel like these guys would push for me harder/I would have a better connection with them as opposed to just my college alumni which I feel like they get messaged all of the time. What are your thoughts?

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Definitely worth emailing them, especially at a smaller school there is a very strong alumni connection and they may be more helpful than college alums

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