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The smallest public high schools in Florida · page 2

Ranks 51–100 of the smallest public schools in Florida. Back to page 1.

SMALLEST · FLORIDA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
51	SCPS CONSEQUENCE UNIT	SANFORD, FL	SEMINOLE	High	25
52	AMIKIDS	GAINESVILLE, FL	ALACHUA	High	26
53	AMIKIDS MARITIME ACADEMY	PANAMA CITY, FL	BAY	High	26
54	AMIKIDS ORLANDO	APOPKA, FL	ORANGE	High	26
55	ST LUCIE COUNTY JAIL - ROCK ROAD ACADEMY	FT PIERCE, FL	ST. LUCIE	High	26
56	DOROTHY M. WALLACE COPE CENTER	MIAMI, FL	MIAMI-DADE	High	27
57	DUVAL ACADEMY	JACKSONVILLE, FL	DUVAL	High	27
58	ESCAMBIA BOYS' BASE	PENSACOLA, FL	ESCAMBIA	High	27
59	PIONEER CAREER ACADEMY	WAUCHULA, FL	HARDEE	High	27
60	BREVARD COUNTY JUVENILE DETENTION CENTER	COCOA, FL	BREVARD	High	28
61	COPE CENTER NORTH	MIAMI, FL	MIAMI-DADE	High	28
62	OAK GROVE ACADEMY	JASPER, FL	HAMILTON	High	28
63	OKALOOSA REGIONAL DETENTION	CRESTVIEW, FL	OKALOOSA	High	28
64	PACE CENTER FOR GIRLS	LECANTO, FL	CITRUS	High	29
65	NAPLES AREA TEENAGE PARENTING	NAPLES, FL	COLLIER	High	29
66	JUVENILE DETENTION CENTER	SAN ANTONIO, FL	PASCO	High	29
67	PACE CENTER FOR GIRLS	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	High	30
68	PACE CENTER FOR GIRLS	PALM BEACH SPRINGS, FL	PALM BEACH	High	30
69	PACE CENTER FOR GIRLS	ORMOND BEACH, FL	VOLUSIA	High	30
70	WIMAUMA ACADEMY	WIMAUMA, FL	HILLSBOROUGH	High	30
71	PRETRIAL DETENTION FACILITY	JACKSONVILLE, FL	DUVAL	High	31
72	FALKENBURG ROAD JAIL	TAMPA, FL	HILLSBOROUGH	High	31
73	AMIKIDS CLAY COUNTY	GREEN COVE SPRINGS, FL	CLAY	High	32
74	TURNING POINT	MONTICELLO, FL	JEFFERSON	High	32
75	THE ACADEMY AT LAKE HILLS SCHOOL- SOUTH	MASCOTTE, FL	LAKE	High	32
76	WALTON LEARNING CENTER	DEFUNIAK SPRINGS, FL	WALTON	High	34
77	SECONDARY STUDENT SUCCESS CENTER 801	MIAMI, FL	MIAMI-DADE	High	35
78	PACE CENTER FOR GIRLS	MIAMI, FL	MIAMI-DADE	High	36
79	PACE CENTER FOR GIRLS	PINELLAS PARK, FL	PINELLAS	High	36
80	MIAMI TECH AT MATER INNOVATION ACADEMY	MIAMI, FL	MIAMI-DADE	High	37
81	BROWARD YOUTH TREATMENT CENTER	PEMBROKE PINES, FL	BROWARD	High	38
82	THE DOVE (DEVELOPING OPPORTUNITIES THRU VOC. ED.)	GRACEVILLE, FL	JACKSON	High	38
83	AMIKIDS MANATEE	BRADENTON, FL	MANATEE	High	38
84	OKALOOSA YOUTH ACADEMY	CRESTVIEW, FL	OKALOOSA	High	39
85	IMMOKALEE TEEN PARENTING PROG	IMMOKALEE, FL	COLLIER	High	40
86	PACE CENTER FOR GIRLS INC.	OCALA, FL	MARION	High	40
87	ORANGE YOUTH ACADEMY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	High	40
88	SOMERSET CAREER ACADEMY	PORT SAINT LUCIE, FL	ST. LUCIE	High	40
89	SOUTHWEST FLORIDA JUVENILE DETENTION CENTER	FORT MYERS, FL	LEE	High	41
90	TAMPA RESIDENTIAL FACILITY	TAMPA, FL	HILLSBOROUGH	High	42
91	OKALOOSA TECHNICAL COLLEGE	FORT WALTON BEACH, FL	OKALOOSA	High	42
92	PALM BEACH JUVENILE CORRECTIONAL FACILITY	WEST PALM BEACH, FL	PALM BEACH	High	42
93	COLUMBUS RESIDENTIAL JUVENILE FACILITY	TAMPA, FL	HILLSBOROUGH	High	44
94	PACE CENTER FOR GIRLS	TALLAHASSEE, FL	LEON	High	44
95	GRADUATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM	BONIFAY, FL	HOLMES	High	45
96	POLK COUNTY SHERIFF'S CENTRAL CENTER	BARTOW, FL	POLK	High	45
97	CARVER EXCEPTIONAL CENTER	TAMPA, FL	HILLSBOROUGH	High	46
98	PACE CENTER FOR GIRLS	TAMPA, FL	HILLSBOROUGH	High	46
99	PACE CENTER FOR GIRLS TREASURE COAST	FORT PIERCE, FL	ST. LUCIE	High	46
100	CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL OF THE AMERICAS (FLORIDA CITY CAMPUS)	FLORIDA CITY, FL	MIAMI-DADE	High	48

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