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The smallest public high schools in Wichita, Kansas

Across Wichita, Kansas, 12 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the smallest total enrollment (schools with at least 10 students). Sowers Alternative High School leads the list at 60, against a median of 1,465 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
12
Wichita, Kansas
Best Students
60
Median Students
1,465
SMALLEST · WICHITA, KANSAS
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents
1Sowers Alternative High SchoolWichita, KSWichitaHigh60
2Chisholm Life Skills CenterWichita, KSWichitaHigh96
3Wichita Alternative HighWichita, KSWichitaHigh133
4Maize South High SchoolWichita, KSMaizeHigh1,107
5West HighWichita, KSWichitaHigh1,306
6Northwest HighWichita, KSWichitaHigh1,424
7Heights HighWichita, KSWichitaHigh1,505
8South HighWichita, KSWichitaHigh1,662
9Campus High HaysvilleWichita, KSHaysvilleHigh1,803
10North HighWichita, KSWichitaHigh2,041
11Southeast HighWichita, KSWichitaHigh2,066
12East HighWichita, KSWichitaHigh2,435
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