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The smallest public schools in Concordia Parish, Louisiana

10 public schools in Concordia Parish, Louisiana appear in this ranking of the smallest public schools, ranked by the smallest total enrollment (schools with at least 10 students). Concordia Education Center leads the list at 26, against a median of 315 across the ranked schools.

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Concordia Parish, Louisiana

Best Students

Median Students

315

SMALLEST · CONCORDIA PARISH, LOUISIANA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1	Concordia Education Center	Ferriday, LA	Concordia Parish	Combined	26
2	Ferriday Junior High School	Ferriday, LA	Concordia Parish	Middle	241
3	Ferriday Upper Elementary School	Ferriday, LA	Concordia Parish	Elementary	242
4	Ferriday High School	Ferriday, LA	Concordia Parish	High	289
5	Ferriday Lower Elementary School	Ferriday, LA	Concordia Parish	Elementary	313
6	Vidalia Upper Elementary School	Vidalia, LA	Concordia Parish	Elementary	316
7	Vidalia Junior High School	Vidalia, LA	Concordia Parish	Middle	336
8	Vidalia High School	Vidalia, LA	Concordia Parish	High	364
9	Monterey High School	Monterey, LA	Concordia Parish	Combined	369
10	Vidalia Lower Elementary School	Vidalia, LA	Concordia Parish	Elementary	415

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