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The smallest public elementary schools in Harrison County, Indiana

This ranking covers the smallest public elementary schools in Harrison County, Indiana, drawn from 7 qualifying public elementary schools. New Middletown Elementary School leads the list at 120, against a median of 400 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Harrison County, Indiana

Best Students

120

Median Students

400

SMALLEST · HARRISON COUNTY, INDIANA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1	New Middletown Elementary School	New Middletown, IN	South Harrison Com Schools	Elementary	120
2	Heth-Washington Elementary School	Central, IN	South Harrison Com Schools	Elementary	162
3	South Central Elementary	Elizabeth, IN	South Harrison Com Schools	Elementary	344
4	Lanesville Elementary School	Lanesville, IN	Lanesville Community School Corp	Elementary	400
5	Morgan Elementary School	Palmyra, IN	North Harrison Com School Corp	Elementary	442
6	North Harrison Elementary School	Ramsey, IN	North Harrison Com School Corp	Elementary	562
7	Corydon Elementary School	Corydon, IN	South Harrison Com Schools	Elementary	644

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