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The smallest public schools in Lincoln County, Montana

13 public schools in Lincoln County, Montana appear in this ranking of the smallest public schools, ranked by the smallest total enrollment (schools with at least 10 students). Trego School leads the list at 13, against a median of 158 across the ranked schools.

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Lincoln County, Montana

Best Students

Median Students

158

SMALLEST · LINCOLN COUNTY, MONTANA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1	Trego School	Trego, MT	Trego Elem	Elementary	13
2	Fortine 7-8	Fortine, MT	Fortine Elem	Middle	14
3	McCormick School	Troy, MT	McCormick Elem	Elementary	21
4	Fortine School	Fortine, MT	Fortine Elem	Elementary	44
5	Troy Junior High	Troy, MT	Troy Elem	Middle	77
6	Troy High School	Troy, MT	Troy H S	High	132
7	W F Morrison School	Troy, MT	Troy Elem	Elementary	158
8	Libby Middle School	Libby, MT	Libby K-12 Schools	Middle	182
9	Eureka Middle School 5-8	Eureka, MT	Eureka Elem	Middle	254
10	Lincoln Co High School	Eureka, MT	Lincoln County H S	High	273
11	Eureka Elementary School	Eureka, MT	Eureka Elem	Elementary	274
12	Libby High School	Libby, MT	Libby K-12 Schools	High	363
13	Libby Elementary School	Libby, MT	Libby K-12 Schools	Elementary	582

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