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The smallest public schools in Linn County, Kansas

This ranking covers the smallest public schools in Linn County, Kansas, drawn from 8 qualifying public schools. Pleasanton High leads the list at 162, against a median of 225 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
8
Linn County, Kansas
Best Students
162
Median Students
225
SMALLEST · LINN COUNTY, KANSAS
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents
1Pleasanton HighPleasanton, KSPleasantonHigh162
2Prairie View MiddleLaCygne, KSPrairie ViewMiddle195
3Pleasanton ElemPleasanton, KSPleasantonElementary200
4Lacygne ElemLaCygne, KSPrairie ViewElementary221
5Parker ElemParker, KSPrairie ViewElementary229
6Prairie View HighLaCygne, KSPrairie ViewHigh258
7Jayhawk-Linn HighMound City, KSJayhawkHigh263
8Jayhawk ElementaryMound City, KSJayhawkElementary311
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