The smallest public schools in Montana · page 16

Ranks 751–767 of the smallest public schools in Montana. Back to page 1.

SMALLEST · MONTANA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
751	Belgrade Middle School	Belgrade, MT	Belgrade Elem	Middle	978
752	Helena High School	Helena, MT	Helena H S	High	979
753	Kalispell Middle School	Kalispell, MT	Kalispell Elem	Middle	1,049
754	Big Sky High School	Missoula, MT	Missoula H S	High	1,148
755	Hellgate High School	Missoula, MT	Missoula H S	High	1,262
756	Butte High School	Butte, MT	Butte H S	High	1,266
757	Bozeman High School	Bozeman, MT	Bozeman H S	High	1,279
758	Capital High School	Helena, MT	Helena H S	High	1,293
759	Sentinel High School	Missoula, MT	Missoula H S	High	1,365
760	Glacier High School	Kalispell, MT	Flathead H S	High	1,402
761	C M Russell High School	Great Falls, MT	Great Falls H S	High	1,412
762	Gallatin High School	Bozeman, MT	Bozeman H S	High	1,442
763	Flathead High School	Kalispell, MT	Flathead H S	High	1,541
764	Skyview High School	Billings, MT	Billings H S	High	1,542
765	Great Falls High School	Great Falls, MT	Great Falls H S	High	1,548
766	Billings Sr High School	Billings, MT	Billings H S	High	1,629
767	Billings West High School	Billings, MT	Billings H S	High	2,115

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