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The smallest public schools in Union County, Mississippi

7 public schools in Union County, Mississippi appear in this ranking of the smallest public schools, ranked by the smallest total enrollment (schools with at least 10 students). New Albany Middle School leads the list at 470, against a median of 678 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Union County, Mississippi

Best Students

470

Median Students

678

SMALLEST · UNION COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1	New Albany Middle School	New Albany, MS	NEW ALBANY PUBLIC SCHOOLS	Middle	470
2	New Albany High School	New Albany, MS	NEW ALBANY PUBLIC SCHOOLS	High	605
3	West Union Attendance Center	MYRTLE, MS	Union County School District	Combined	660
4	Ingomar Attendance Center	NEW ALBANY, MS	Union County School District	Combined	678
5	Myrtle Attendance Center	MYRTLE, MS	Union County School District	Elementary	698
6	East Union Attendance Center	BLUE SPRINGS, MS	Union County School District	Elementary	950
7	New Albany Elementary School	New Albany, MS	NEW ALBANY PUBLIC SCHOOLS	Elementary	1,074

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