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The smallest public schools in Geneva County, Alabama

This ranking covers the smallest public schools in Geneva County, Alabama, drawn from 12 qualifying public schools. Samson Middle School leads the list at 156, against a median of 326 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Geneva County, Alabama

Best Students

156

Median Students

326

SMALLEST · GENEVA COUNTY, ALABAMA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1	Samson Middle School	Samson, AL	Geneva County	Middle	156
2	Geneva County Middle School	Hartford, AL	Geneva County	Middle	178
3	Samson High School	Samson, AL	Geneva County	High	183
4	Geneva County High School	Hartford, AL	Geneva County	High	234
5	Slocomb Middle School	Slocomb, AL	Geneva County	Middle	265
6	Geneva Middle School	Geneva, AL	Geneva City	Middle	298
7	Slocomb High School	Slocomb, AL	Geneva County	High	354
8	Samson Elementary School	Samson, AL	Geneva County	Elementary	361
9	Geneva High School	Geneva, AL	Geneva City	High	369
10	Geneva County Elementary School	Hartford, AL	Geneva County	Elementary	474
11	Mulkey Elementary School	Geneva, AL	Geneva City	Elementary	562
12	Slocomb Elementary School	Slocomb, AL	Geneva County	Elementary	609

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