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The smallest public schools in Tate County, Mississippi

This ranking covers the smallest public schools in Tate County, Mississippi, drawn from 8 qualifying public schools. Coldwater Elementary School leads the list at 213, against a median of 438 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
8
Tate County, Mississippi
Best Students
213
Median Students
438
SMALLEST · TATE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents
1Coldwater Elementary SchoolColdwater, MSTate County School DistrictElementary213
2Strayhorn High SchoolSarah, MSTate County School DistrictHigh404
3Senatobia Middle SchoolSenatobia, MSSenatobia Municipal School DistrictMiddle407
4Strayhorn Elementary SchoolSarah, MSTate County School DistrictElementary407
5Senatobia High SchoolSenatobia, MSSenatobia Municipal School DistrictHigh468
6East Tate ElementaryCOLDWATER, MSTate County School DistrictElementary473
7Independence High SchoolColdwater, MSTate County School DistrictHigh507
8Senatobia Elementary SchoolSenatobia, MSSenatobia Municipal School DistrictElementary879
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