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The smallest public middle schools in Marion County, Florida

This ranking covers the smallest public middle schools in Marion County, Florida, drawn from 10 qualifying public middle schools. OCALI CHARTER MIDDLE SCHOOL leads the list at 194, against a median of 918 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Marion County, Florida

Best Students

194

Median Students

918

SMALLEST · MARION COUNTY, FLORIDA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1	OCALI CHARTER MIDDLE SCHOOL	OCALA, FL	MARION	Middle	194
2	DUNNELLON MIDDLE SCHOOL	DUNNELLON, FL	MARION	Middle	712
3	NORTH MARION MIDDLE SCHOOL	CITRA, FL	MARION	Middle	738
4	OSCEOLA MIDDLE SCHOOL	OCALA, FL	MARION	Middle	866
5	HOWARD MIDDLE SCHOOL	OCALA, FL	MARION	Middle	917
6	FORT KING MIDDLE SCHOOL	OCALA, FL	MARION	Middle	918
7	LAKE WEIR MIDDLE SCHOOL	SUMMERFIELD, FL	MARION	Middle	1,141
8	LIBERTY MIDDLE SCHOOL	OCALA, FL	MARION	Middle	1,171
9	HORIZON ACADEMY AT MARION OAKS	OCALA, FL	MARION	Middle	1,260
10	BELLEVIEW MIDDLE SCHOOL	BELLEVIEW, FL	MARION	Middle	1,600

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