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The smallest public schools in New Madrid County, Missouri

This ranking covers the smallest public schools in New Madrid County, Missouri, drawn from 12 qualifying public schools. RISCO HIGH leads the list at 78, against a median of 242 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
12
New Madrid County, Missouri
Best Students
78
Median Students
242
SMALLEST · NEW MADRID COUNTY, MISSOURI
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents
1RISCO HIGHRISCO, MORISCO R-IIHigh78
2RISCO ELEM.RISCO, MORISCO R-IIElementary80
3GIDEON HIGHGIDEON, MOGIDEON 37High102
4GIDEON ELEM.GIDEON, MOGIDEON 37Elementary115
5MATTHEWS ELEMENTARYMATTHEWS, MONEW MADRID CO. R-IElementary139
6LILBOURN ELEMENTARYLILBOURN, MONEW MADRID CO. R-IElementary233
7NEW MADRID ELEMENTARYNEW MADRID, MONEW MADRID CO. R-IElementary250
8CENTRAL MIDDLE SCHOOLNEW MADRID, MONEW MADRID CO. R-IMiddle276
9PORTAGEVILLE ELEM.PORTAGEVILLE, MOPORTAGEVILLEElementary311
10WING ELEM.SIKESTON, MOSIKESTON R-6Elementary359
11PORTAGEVILLE HIGHPORTAGEVILLE, MOPORTAGEVILLEHigh360
12CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOLNEW MADRID, MONEW MADRID CO. R-IHigh361
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