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The smallest public high schools in Orange County, Florida

Across Orange County, Florida, 49 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the smallest total enrollment (schools with at least 10 students). JUVENILE OFFENDERS PROGRAM leads the list at 11, against a median of 615 across the ranked schools.

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Orange County, Florida

Best Students

Median Students

615

SMALLEST · ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1	JUVENILE OFFENDERS PROGRAM	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	High	11
2	PINECREST COLLEGIATE ACADEMY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	High	13
3	RANDALL ACADEMY	APOPKA, FL	ORANGE	High	15
4	SIMON YOUTH FOUND ACAD AT OUTLET MKTPLCE	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	High	21
5	ESTEEM ACADEMY	WINTER GARDEN, FL	ORANGE	High	21
6	UNIVERSAL EDUCATION CENTER	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	High	24
7	AMIKIDS ORLANDO	APOPKA, FL	ORANGE	High	26
8	PACE CENTER FOR GIRLS	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	High	30
9	ORANGE YOUTH ACADEMY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	High	40
10	BETA	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	High	50
11	PROSPERITAS LEADERSHIP ACADEMY CHARTER	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	High	99
12	CENTRAL FLORIDA LEADERSHIP ACADEMY CHARTER	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	High	100
13	ACCESS CHARTER	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	High	115
14	ESE TRANSITION	WINTER GARDEN, FL	ORANGE	High	131
15	UCP TRANSITIONAL LEARNING ACADEMY CHARTER	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	High	162
16	MATER ACADEMY NARCOOSSEE HIGH SCHOOL	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	High	185
17	ACCELERATION EAST	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	High	212
18	LEGACY HIGH CHARTER	OCOEE, FL	ORANGE	High	215
19	ACCELERATION WEST	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	High	246
20	WORKFORCE ADVANTAGE ACADEMY CHARTER	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	High	279
21	ECON RIVER HIGH CHARTER	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	High	327
22	SHEELER HIGH CHARTER	APOPKA, FL	ORANGE	High	333
23	SUNSHINE HIGH SCHOOL-GREATER ORLANDO CAMPUS	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	High	395
24	ALOMA HIGH CHARTER	WINTER PARK, FL	ORANGE	High	447
25	CORNERSTONE CHARTER ACADEMY HIGH	BELLE ISLE, FL	ORANGE	High	615
26	ORLANDO SCIENCE MIDDLE HIGH CHARTER	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	High	1,591
27	JONES HIGH	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	High	1,653
28	INNOVATION HIGH	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	High	1,753
29	EDGEWATER HIGH	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	High	2,000
30	EAST RIVER HIGH	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	High	2,026
31	LAKE BUENA VISTA HIGH SCHOOL	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	High	2,140
32	WEKIVA HIGH	APOPKA, FL	ORANGE	High	2,148
33	MAYNARD EVANS HIGH	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	High	2,345
34	FREEDOM HIGH	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	High	2,504
35	UNIVERSITY HIGH	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	High	2,514
36	OCOEE HIGH	OCOEE, FL	ORANGE	High	2,514
37	OAK RIDGE HIGH	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	High	2,553
38	WILLIAM R BOONE HIGH	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	High	2,650
39	HORIZON HIGH SCHOOL	WINTER GARDEN, FL	ORANGE	High	2,685
40	WEST ORANGE HIGH	WINTER GARDEN, FL	ORANGE	High	2,752
41	OLYMPIA HIGH	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	High	2,901
42	DR. PHILLIPS HIGH	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	High	2,964
43	LAKE NONA HIGH	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	High	2,974
44	CYPRESS CREEK HIGH	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	High	3,127
45	WINDERMERE HIGH	WINDERMERE, FL	ORANGE	High	3,217
46	COLONIAL HIGH	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	High	3,239
47	WINTER PARK HIGH	WINTER PARK, FL	ORANGE	High	3,277
48	TIMBER CREEK HIGH	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	High	3,383
49	APOPKA HIGH	APOPKA, FL	ORANGE	High	3,446

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