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The smallest public high schools in Kansas

This ranking covers the smallest public high schools in Kansas, drawn from 330 qualifying public high schools. Ad Astra Alternative Academy leads the list at 11, against a median of 218 across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked

330

Kansas

Best Students

Median Students

218

SMALLEST · KANSAS

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1	Ad Astra Alternative Academy	Hutchinson, KS	Buhler	High	11
2	Winona High	Winona, KS	Triplains	High	15
3	Glasco High	Glasco, KS	Southern Cloud	High	15
4	Palco High	Palco, KS	Palco	High	19
5	Avondale Academy	Topeka, KS	Topeka Public Schools	High	23
6	School for Blind High	Kansas City, KS	School for Blind	High	27
7	Fowler High	Fowler, KS	Fowler	High	32
8	Miltonvale High	Miltonvale, KS	Southern Cloud	High	33
9	Hope High	Hope, KS	Rural Vista	High	33
10	Western Plains High	Ransom, KS	Western Plains	High	34
11	Brewster High	Brewster, KS	Brewster	High	34
12	Southern Coffey County High School	LeRoy, KS	LeRoy-Gridley	High	37
13	Northern Valley High	Almena, KS	Northern Valley	High	41
14	Wheatland High School	Grainfield, KS	Wheatland	High	41
15	Hamilton High	Hamilton, KS	Hamilton	High	41
16	Burrton MS/HS	Burrton, KS	Burrton	High	46
17	Wallace County High	Sharon Springs, KS	Wallace County Schools	High	46
18	Attica High	Attica, KS	Attica	High	47
19	Chase High	Chase, KS	Chase-Raymond	High	48
20	Axtell High	Axtell, KS	Prairie Hills	High	49
21	Logan High	Logan, KS	Logan	High	49
22	White City High	White City, KS	Rural Vista	High	50
23	Pike Valley High	Scandia, KS	Pike Valley	High	51
24	Weskan High	Weskan, KS	Weskan	High	51
25	Alfred Fairfax Academy	Kansas City, KS	Kansas City	High	52
26	Marais Des Cygnes Valley High	Melvern, KS	Marais Des Cygnes Valley	High	53
27	Opportunity Academy	Newton, KS	Newton	High	53
28	Elk Valley High School	Longton, KS	Elk Valley	High	55
29	Golden Plains High	Rexford, KS	Golden Plains	High	55
30	St. Paul High School	St. Paul, KS	Chetopa-St. Paul	High	56
31	Bucklin High	Bucklin, KS	Bucklin	High	57
32	Natoma High (6-12)	Natoma, KS	Paradise	High	58
33	South Gray High	Montezuma, KS	Montezuma	High	59
34	Hanover High	Hanover, KS	Barnes	High	60
35	THUNDER RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL	KENSINGTON, KS	Thunder Ridge Schools	High	60
36	Sowers Alternative High School	Wichita, KS	Wichita	High	60
37	School for Deaf High	Olathe, KS	School for Deaf	High	62
38	Cheylin Jr/Sr High	Bird City, KS	Cheylin	High	62
39	Cedar Vale High	Cedar Vale, KS	Cedar Vale	High	63
40	Linn High	Linn, KS	Barnes	High	66
41	Moscow High	Moscow, KS	Moscow Public Schools	High	66
42	Ashland High	Ashland, KS	Ashland	High	69
43	Minneola High	Minneola, KS	Minneola	High	71
44	Tescott Junior High/High School	Tescott, KS	Twin Valley	High	72
45	Deerfield High	Deerfield, KS	Deerfield	High	72
46	Chetopa High	Chetopa, KS	Chetopa-St. Paul	High	73
47	500 Reach	Kansas City, KS	Kansas City	High	76
48	Blue Valley High	Randolph, KS	Blue Valley	High	76
49	Crest High	Colony, KS	Crest	High	78
50	Altoona-Midway Middle/High School	Buffalo, KS	Altoona-Midway	High	79

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