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The smallest public schools in Miami County, Indiana

This ranking covers the smallest public schools in Miami County, Indiana, drawn from 9 qualifying public schools. Converse Elementary School leads the list at 323, against a median of 442 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
9
Miami County, Indiana
Best Students
323
Median Students
442
SMALLEST · MIAMI COUNTY, INDIANA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents
1Converse Elementary SchoolConverse, INOak Hill United School CorpElementary323
2Pipe Creek Elementary SchoolPeru, INMaconaquah School CorpElementary363
3North Miami Middle/High SchoolDenver, INNorth Miami Community SchoolsHigh367
4Maconaquah Middle SchoolBunker Hill, INMaconaquah School CorpMiddle407
5Elmwood Primary Learning CenterPeru, INPeru Community SchoolsElementary442
6Maconaquah High SchoolBunker Hill, INMaconaquah School CorpHigh550
7Maconaquah Elementary SchoolBunker Hill, INMaconaquah School CorpElementary563
8Blair Pointe Upper ElementaryPeru, INPeru Community SchoolsElementary574
9Peru Jr/Sr High SchoolPeru, INPeru Community SchoolsHigh814
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