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The smallest public high schools in Rankin County, Mississippi

Across Rankin County, Mississippi, 9 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the smallest total enrollment (schools with at least 10 students). Pelahatchie High School leads the list at 336, against a median of 718 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Rankin County, Mississippi

Best Students

336

Median Students

718

SMALLEST · RANKIN COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1	Pelahatchie High School	Pelahatchie, MS	Rankin County School District	High	336
2	Puckett High School	Puckett, MS	Rankin County School District	High	343
3	McLaurin High School	Florence, MS	Rankin County School District	High	481
4	Pisgah High School	Brandon, MS	Rankin County School District	High	482
5	Florence High School	Florence, MS	Rankin County School District	High	718
6	Richland High School	Richland, MS	Rankin County School District	High	731
7	Pearl High School	PEARL, MS	Pearl Public Schools	High	1,278
8	Brandon High School	Brandon, MS	Rankin County School District	High	1,609
9	Northwest High School	Flowood, MS	Rankin County School District	High	1,855

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