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The smallest public K-12 schools in Arkansas

7 public K-12 schools in Arkansas appear in this ranking of the smallest public K-12 schools, ranked by the smallest total enrollment (schools with at least 10 students). CREATIVE ACTION TEAM SCHOOL leads the list at 69, against a median of 133 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
7
Arkansas
Best Students
69
Median Students
133
SMALLEST · ARKANSAS
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents
1CREATIVE ACTION TEAM SCHOOLHOPE, ARHOPE SCHOOL DISTRICTCombined69
2UMPIRE K-12 SCHOOLUMPIRE, ARCOSSATOT RIVER SCHOOL DISTRICTCombined97
3SCHOOL FOR THE DEAFLITTLE ROCK, ARARKANSAS SCHOOL FOR THE DEAFCombined104
4ODEN SCHOOLSMENA, AROUACHITA RIVER SCHOOL DISTRICTCombined133
5DEER K-12 SCHOOLDEER, ARDEER MT JUDEA SCHOOL DISTRICTCombined174
6MT. JUDEA K-12 SCHOOLDEER, ARDEER MT JUDEA SCHOOL DISTRICTCombined175
7STRONG-HUTTIG SCHOOLSSTRONG, ARSTRONG HUTTIG SCHOOL DISTRICTCombined284
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