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The smallest public schools in Seward County, Kansas

This ranking covers the smallest public schools in Seward County, Kansas, drawn from 10 qualifying public schools. Kismet Elem leads the list at 152, against a median of 449 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
Seward County, Kansas
Best Students
152
Median Students
449
SMALLEST · SEWARD COUNTY, KANSAS
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents
1Kismet ElemKismet, KSKismet-PlainsElementary152
2Southwestern Heights Jr/Sr HighKismet, KSKismet-PlainsHigh310
3Meadowlark Elementary SchoolLiberal, KSLiberalElementary362
4MacArthur Elementary SchoolLiberal, KSLiberalElementary386
5Prairie View Elementary SchoolLiberal, KSLiberalElementary426
6Seymour Rogers Middle SchoolLiberal, KSLiberalMiddle472
7Cottonwood Elementary SchoolLiberal, KSLiberalElementary500
8Eisenhower Middle SchoolLiberal, KSLiberalMiddle516
9Sunflower Elementary SchoolLiberal, KSLiberalElementary570
10Liberal Sr HighLiberal, KSLiberalHigh1,421
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