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The smallest public middle schools in Naperville, Illinois

This ranking covers the smallest public middle schools in Naperville, Illinois, drawn from 8 qualifying public middle schools. Washington Jr High School leads the list at 551, against a median of 820 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Naperville, Illinois

Best Students

551

Median Students

820

SMALLEST · NAPERVILLE, ILLINOIS

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1	Washington Jr High School	Naperville, IL	Naperville CUSD 203	Middle	551
2	Madison Jr High School	Naperville, IL	Naperville CUSD 203	Middle	566
3	Lincoln Jr High School	Naperville, IL	Naperville CUSD 203	Middle	774
4	Gordon Gregory Middle School	Naperville, IL	Indian Prairie CUSD 204	Middle	811
5	Thayer J Hill Middle School	Naperville, IL	Indian Prairie CUSD 204	Middle	828
6	Jefferson Jr High School	Naperville, IL	Naperville CUSD 203	Middle	832
7	Clifford Crone Middle School	Naperville, IL	Indian Prairie CUSD 204	Middle	891
8	Scullen Middle School	Naperville, IL	Indian Prairie CUSD 204	Middle	948

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