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The largest public middle schools in Lee County, Florida

Across Lee County, Florida, 18 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by total student enrollment, excluding online and virtual schools. LEHIGH ACRES MIDDLE SCHOOL leads the list at 1,509, against a median of 999 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
18
Lee County, Florida
Top Students
1,509
Median Students
999
LARGEST · LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents
1LEHIGH ACRES MIDDLE SCHOOLLEHIGH ACRES, FLLEEMiddle1,509
2OAK HAMMOCK MIDDLE SCHOOLFORT MYERS, FLLEEMiddle1,242
3DIPLOMAT MIDDLE SCHOOLCAPE CORAL, FLLEEMiddle1,097
4THREE OAKS MIDDLE SCHOOLFORT MYERS, FLLEEMiddle1,091
5LEXINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOLFORT MYERS, FLLEEMiddle1,054
6CALOOSA MIDDLE SCHOOLCAPE CORAL, FLLEEMiddle1,018
7VARSITY LAKES MIDDLE SCHOOLLEHIGH ACRES, FLLEEMiddle1,009
8LEMUEL TEAL MIDDLE SCHOOLLEHIGH ACRES, FLLEEMiddle1,008
9PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR MIDDLE SCHOOLFORT MYERS, FLLEEMiddle999
10CHALLENGER MIDDLE SCHOOLCAPE CORAL, FLLEEMiddle999
11TRAFALGAR MIDDLE SCHOOLCAPE CORAL, FLLEEMiddle962
12HARNS MARSH MIDDLE SCHOOLLEHIGH ACRES, FLLEEMiddle905
13GULF MIDDLE SCHOOLCAPE CORAL, FLLEEMiddle901
14OASIS CHARTER MIDDLE SCHOOLCAPE CORAL, FLLEEMiddle846
15CYPRESS LAKE MIDDLE SCHOOLFORT MYERS, FLLEEMiddle768
16BONITA SPRINGS MIDDLE CENTER FOR THE ARTSBONITA SPRINGS, FLLEEMiddle706
17MARINER MIDDLE SCHOOLCAPE CORAL, FLLEEMiddle691
18FORT MYERS MIDDLE SCHOOLFORT MYERS, FLLEEMiddle687
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