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The smallest public middle schools in Placer County, California

This ranking covers the smallest public middle schools in Placer County, California, drawn from 17 qualifying public middle schools. North Tahoe Middle leads the list at 301, against a median of 780 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Placer County, California

Best Students

301

Median Students

780

SMALLEST · PLACER COUNTY, CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1	North Tahoe Middle	Tahoe City, CA	Tahoe-Truckee Unified	Middle	301
2	Foresthill Divide	Foresthill, CA	Foresthill Union Elementary	Middle	309
3	Willma Cavitt Junior High	Granite Bay, CA	Eureka Union	Middle	375
4	Weimar Hills	Weimar, CA	Placer Hills Union Elementary	Middle	388
5	Olympus Junior High	Roseville, CA	Eureka Union	Middle	439
6	Excelsior Elementary	Roseville, CA	Eureka Union	Middle	469
7	Ridgeview Elementary	Granite Bay, CA	Eureka Union	Middle	619
8	Wilson C. Riles Middle	Roseville, CA	Center Joint Unified	Middle	682
9	Spring View Middle	Rocklin, CA	Rocklin Unified	Middle	780
10	Glen Edwards Middle	Lincoln, CA	Western Placer Unified	Middle	815
11	George A. Buljan Middle	Roseville, CA	Roseville City Elementary	Middle	862
12	Twelve Bridges Middle	Lincoln, CA	Western Placer Unified	Middle	931
13	Warren T. Eich Middle	Roseville, CA	Roseville City Elementary	Middle	939
14	Granite Oaks Middle	Rocklin, CA	Rocklin Unified	Middle	979
15	Silverado Middle	Roseville, CA	Dry Creek Joint Elementary	Middle	1,010
16	Robert C. Cooley Middle	Roseville, CA	Roseville City Elementary	Middle	1,149
17	Barbara Chilton Middle	Roseville, CA	Roseville City Elementary	Middle	1,289

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