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The smallest public schools in Clay County, Nebraska

Across Clay County, Nebraska, 11 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the smallest total enrollment (schools with at least 10 students). HARVARD HIGH SCHOOL leads the list at 50, against a median of 117 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
11
Clay County, Nebraska
Best Students
50
Median Students
117
SMALLEST · CLAY COUNTY, NEBRASKA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents
1HARVARD HIGH SCHOOLHARVARD, NEHARVARD PUBLIC SCHOOLSHigh50
2HARVARD MIDDLE SCHOOLHARVARD, NEHARVARD PUBLIC SCHOOLSMiddle53
3SANDY CREEK MIDDLE SCHOOLFAIRFIELD, NESANDY CREEK SCHOOLSMiddle80
4HARVARD ELEMENTARY SCHOOLHARVARD, NEHARVARD PUBLIC SCHOOLSElementary91
5SANDY CREEK MIDDLE SCHOOLFAIRFIELD, NESOUTH CENTRAL NEBRASKA UNIFIED 5Middle97
6SANDY CREEK HIGH SCHOOLFAIRFIELD, NESOUTH CENTRAL NEBRASKA UNIFIED 5High117
7SANDY CREEK HIGH SCHOOLFAIRFIELD, NESANDY CREEK SCHOOLSHigh124
8SUTTON SECONDARY SCHOOLSUTTON, NESUTTON PUBLIC SCHOOLSHigh174
9SUTTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSUTTON, NESUTTON PUBLIC SCHOOLSElementary225
10SANDY CREEK ELEMENTARY SCHOOLFAIRFIELD, NESOUTH CENTRAL NEBRASKA UNIFIED 5Elementary275
11SANDY CREEK ELEMENTARYFAIRFIELD, NESANDY CREEK SCHOOLSElementary280
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