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The largest public schools in Marshall County, Mississippi

Across Marshall County, Mississippi, 12 public schools are ranked here, ranked by total student enrollment, excluding online and virtual schools. Byhalia Elementary School leads the list at 515, against a median of 310 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
12
Marshall County, Mississippi
Top Students
515
Median Students
310
LARGEST · MARSHALL COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents
1Byhalia Elementary SchoolBYHALIA, MSMarshall County School DistrictElementary515
2Byhalia Middle SchoolByhalia, MSMarshall County School DistrictMiddle438
3Byhalia High SchoolBYHALIA, MSMarshall County School DistrictHigh428
4H. W. Byers High SchoolHOLLY SPRINGS, MSMarshall County School DistrictHigh362
5Potts Camp High SchoolPotts Camp, MSMarshall County School DistrictHigh356
6Holly Springs Primary SchoolHolly Springs, MSHolly Springs School DistrictElementary332
7Holly Springs High SchoolHolly Springs, MSHolly Springs School DistrictHigh288
8Mary Reid SchoolPOTTS CAMP, MSMarshall County School DistrictElementary270
9H. W. Byers ElementaryHOLLY SPRINGS, MSMarshall County School DistrictElementary262
10Holly Springs Intermediate SchoolHOLLY SPRINGS, MSHolly Springs School DistrictMiddle228
11Holly Springs Junior High SchoolHolly Springs, MSHolly Springs School DistrictMiddle145
12Galena SchoolHOLLY SPRINGS, MSMarshall County School DistrictElementary138
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