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The smallest public schools in Sabine Parish, Louisiana

This ranking covers the smallest public schools in Sabine Parish, Louisiana, drawn from 10 qualifying public schools. Pleasant Hill High School leads the list at 228, against a median of 380 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Sabine Parish, Louisiana

Best Students

228

Median Students

380

SMALLEST · SABINE PARISH, LOUISIANA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1	Pleasant Hill High School	Pleasant Hill, LA	Sabine Parish	Combined	228
2	Ebarb School	Noble, LA	Sabine Parish	Combined	232
3	Zwolle High School	Zwolle, LA	Sabine Parish	High	270
4	Many High School	Many, LA	Sabine Parish	High	320
5	Many Junior High School	Many, LA	Sabine Parish	Middle	361
6	Florien High School	Florien, LA	Sabine Parish	Combined	399
7	Negreet High School	Negreet, LA	Sabine Parish	Combined	413
8	Zwolle Elementary School	Zwolle, LA	Sabine Parish	Elementary	415
9	Converse High School	Converse, LA	Sabine Parish	Combined	490
10	Many Elementary School	Many, LA	Sabine Parish	Elementary	613

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