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Largest Tennessee public schools by enrollment

Tennessee public schools ranked by total enrollment. Brick-and-mortar only; virtual schools excluded.

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TENNESSEE · LARGEST BY ENROLLMENT
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents
701Brownsville Road ElementaryMemphisMemphis-Shelby County SchoolsElementary550
702Apollo MiddleAntiochDavidson CountyMiddle549
703East Lake Academy Of Fine ArtsChattanoogaHamilton CountyMiddle549
704Nashville Classical EastNashvilleDavidson CountyElementary549
705Nashville School Of The ArtsNashvilleDavidson CountyHigh548
706William Herbert Brewster Elementary SchoolMemphisMemphis-Shelby County SchoolsElementary548
707Selmer ElementarySelmerMcNairy CountyElementary548
708Ooltewah Middle SchoolOoltewahHamilton CountyMiddle547
709Byrns Darden ElementaryClarksvilleMontgomery CountyElementary547
710Westover ElementaryHuronHenderson CountyElementary546
711Bess T Shepherd Elementary SchoolChattanoogaHamilton CountyElementary546
712Carpenters Elementary SchoolMaryvilleBlount CountyElementary546
713Byars Dowdy ElementaryLebanonLebanonElementary545
714McMurray MiddleNashvilleDavidson CountyMiddle545
715Community High SchoolUnionvilleBedford CountyHigh545
716J E Woody ElementaryMt PleasantMaury CountyElementary544
717Northside ElementarySmithvilleDeKalb CountyElementary544
718Eakin ElementaryNashvilleDavidson CountyElementary544
719Rhea Middle SchoolEvensvilleRhea CountyMiddle543
720Dandridge ElementaryDandridgeJefferson CountyElementary543
721Marion Co High SchoolJasperMarion CountyHigh543
722Sequatchie Co High SchoolDunlapSequatchie CountyHigh542
723Gordonsville High SchoolGordonsvilleSmith CountyHigh541
724Edgemont ElementaryNewportCocke CountyElementary541
725Fairview Middle SchoolFairviewWilliamson CountyMiddle540
726Clinton ElementaryClintonClintonElementary540
727Amanda H. North Elementary SchoolSpring HillWilliamson CountyElementary539
728Cascade High SchoolWartraceBedford CountyHigh539
729Clark Memorial SchoolWinchesterFranklin CountyElementary539
730Chattanooga Preparatory SchoolChattanoogaHamilton CountyHigh539
731Westwood Elementary SchoolFairviewWilliamson CountyElementary538
732Kingsbury MiddleMemphisMemphis-Shelby County SchoolsMiddle538
733Leoma ElementaryLeomaLawrence CountyElementary538
734W A Wright ElementaryMt JulietWilson CountyElementary538
735Jo Byrns High SchoolCedar HillRobertson CountyHigh538
736Woodland ElementaryJohnson CityJohnson CityElementary537
737Highland Oaks MiddleMemphisMemphis-Shelby County SchoolsMiddle537
738W G Rhea ElementaryParisParisElementary537
739Millington Intermediate SchoolMillingtonMillington Municipal SchoolsMiddle537
740Fifth Consolidated SchoolDyersburgDyer CountyElementary537
741Lonsdale ElementaryKnoxvilleKnox CountyElementary537
742Ford Road ElementaryMemphisMemphis-Shelby County SchoolsElementary536
743Smithville ElementarySmithvilleDeKalb CountyElementary535
744Prescott South ElementaryCookevillePutnam CountyElementary535
745Wooddale Middle SchoolMemphisAchievement School DistrictMiddle534
746DeKalb Middle SchoolSmithvilleDeKalb CountyMiddle534
747Red Bank Middle SchoolChattanoogaHamilton CountyMiddle533
748T. W. Hunter Middle SchoolHendersonvilleSumner CountyMiddle532
749Lipscomb ElementaryBrentwoodWilliamson CountyElementary532
750Pigeon Forge PrimarySeviervilleSevier CountyElementary532
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