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The smallest public schools in Macomb County, Michigan · page 5

Ranks 201–212 of the smallest public schools in Macomb County, Michigan. Back to page 1.

SMALLEST · MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
201	Sterling Heights Senior HS	STERLING HEIGHTS, MI	Warren Consolidated Schools	High	1,262
202	Lakeview High School	SAINT CLAIR SHORES, MI	Lakeview Public Schools (Macomb)	High	1,319
203	Warren Mott High School	WARREN, MI	Warren Consolidated Schools	High	1,335
204	Utica High School	UTICA, MI	Utica Community Schools	High	1,391
205	Fraser High School	FRASER, MI	Fraser Public Schools	High	1,431
206	High School North	MACOMB, MI	L'Anse Creuse Public Schools	High	1,545
207	Eisenhower High School	SHELBY TOWNSHIP, MI	Utica Community Schools	High	1,625
208	Henry Ford II High School	STERLING HEIGHTS, MI	Utica Community Schools	High	1,663
209	Romeo High School	WASHINGTON, MI	Romeo Community Schools	High	1,817
210	Adlai Stevenson High School	STERLING HEIGHTS, MI	Utica Community Schools	High	1,881
211	Chippewa Valley High School	CLINTON TWP, MI	Chippewa Valley Schools	High	2,162
212	Dakota High School	MACOMB, MI	Chippewa Valley Schools	High	2,476

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