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The smallest public schools in Lawrence County, Alabama

This ranking covers the smallest public schools in Lawrence County, Alabama, drawn from 12 qualifying public schools. Lawrence County Developmental leads the list at 21, against a median of 417 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Lawrence County, Alabama

Best Students

Median Students

417

SMALLEST · LAWRENCE COUNTY, ALABAMA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1	Lawrence County Developmental	Trinity, AL	Lawrence County	High	21
2	Mount Hope	Mt Hope, AL	Lawrence County	Elementary	117
3	Speake	Danville, AL	Lawrence County	Elementary	178
4	Hazlewood Elementary School	Town Creek, AL	Lawrence County	Elementary	221
5	East Lawrence High School	Trinity, AL	Lawrence County	High	408
6	East Lawrence Middle School	Trinity, AL	Lawrence County	Middle	409
7	Hatton Elementary School	Town Creek, AL	Lawrence County	Elementary	424
8	Moulton Middle School	Moulton, AL	Lawrence County	Middle	505
9	Hatton High School	Town Creek, AL	Lawrence County	High	536
10	East Lawrence Elementary School	Trinity, AL	Lawrence County	Elementary	576
11	Lawrence County High School	Moulton, AL	Lawrence County	High	586
12	Moulton Elementary School	Moulton, AL	Lawrence County	Elementary	695

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