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The largest public schools in DeKalb County, Alabama

Across DeKalb County, Alabama, 17 public schools are ranked here, ranked by total student enrollment, excluding online and virtual schools. Geraldine School leads the list at 1,211, against a median of 741 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

DeKalb County, Alabama

Top Students

1,211

Median Students

741

LARGEST · DEKALB COUNTY, ALABAMA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1	Geraldine School	Geraldine, AL	DeKalb County	Combined	1,211
2	Plainview School	Rainsville, AL	DeKalb County	Combined	1,167
3	Fort Payne High School	Fort Payne, AL	Fort Payne City	High	1,106
4	Fyffe High School	Fyffe, AL	DeKalb County	Combined	954
5	Sylvania School	Sylvania, AL	DeKalb County	Combined	915
6	Collinsville High School	Collinsville, AL	DeKalb County	Combined	906
7	Little Ridge Intermediate School	Fort Payne, AL	Fort Payne City	Elementary	792
8	Crossville Middle School	Crossville, AL	DeKalb County	Middle	770
9	Fort Payne Middle School	Fort Payne, AL	Fort Payne City	Middle	741
10	Wills Valley Elementary School	Fort Payne, AL	Fort Payne City	Elementary	738
11	Crossville Elementary School	Crossville, AL	DeKalb County	Elementary	658
12	Crossville High School	Crossville, AL	DeKalb County	High	649
13	Ider School	Ider, AL	DeKalb County	Combined	586
14	Valley Head High School	Valley Head, AL	DeKalb County	Combined	517
15	Henagar Junior High School	Henagar, AL	DeKalb County	Elementary	261
16	Ruhuma Junior High School	Ft Payne, AL	DeKalb County	Elementary	175
17	Williams Avenue Elementary School	Fort Payne, AL	Fort Payne City	Elementary	131

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