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The smallest public high schools in Columbus, Georgia

9 public high schools in Columbus, Georgia appear in this ranking of the smallest public high schools, ranked by the smallest total enrollment (schools with at least 10 students). Rainey McCullers School of the Arts leads the list at 420, against a median of 1,040 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
9
Columbus, Georgia
Best Students
420
Median Students
1,040
SMALLEST · COLUMBUS, GEORGIA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents
1Rainey McCullers School of the ArtsColumbus, GAMuscogee CountyHigh420
2Kendrick High SchoolColumbus, GAMuscogee CountyHigh840
3Carver High SchoolColumbus, GAMuscogee CountyHigh887
4Spencer High SchoolColumbus, GAMuscogee CountyHigh1,016
5Jordan Vocational High SchoolColumbus, GAMuscogee CountyHigh1,040
6Hardaway High SchoolColumbus, GAMuscogee CountyHigh1,067
7Columbus High SchoolColumbus, GAMuscogee CountyHigh1,161
8Shaw High SchoolColumbus, GAMuscogee CountyHigh1,162
9Northside High SchoolColumbus, GAMuscogee CountyHigh1,405
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