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The smallest public elementary schools in Putnam County, Florida

This ranking covers the smallest public elementary schools in Putnam County, Florida, drawn from 9 qualifying public elementary schools. THE CHILDREN'S READING CENTER leads the list at 275, against a median of 565 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
9
Putnam County, Florida
Best Students
275
Median Students
565
SMALLEST · PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA
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1THE CHILDREN'S READING CENTERPALATKA, FLPUTNAMElementary275
2MELROSE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLMELROSE, FLPUTNAMElementary353
3OCHWILLA ELEMENTARY SCHOOLHAWTHORNE, FLPUTNAMElementary388
4WILLIAM D. MOSELEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLPALATKA, FLPUTNAMElementary558
5JAMES A. LONG ELEMENTARY SCHOOLPALATKA, FLPUTNAMElementary565
6BROWNING-PEARCE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSAN MATEO, FLPUTNAMElementary679
7KELLEY SMITH ELEMENTARY SCHOOLPALATKA, FLPUTNAMElementary776
8ROBERT H. JENKINS JR ELEMENTARY SCHOOLINTERLACHEN, FLPUTNAMElementary844
9MIDDLETON-BURNEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLCRESCENT CITY, FLPUTNAMElementary1,056
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