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The smallest public schools in Seward County, Nebraska

This ranking covers the smallest public schools in Seward County, Nebraska, drawn from 7 qualifying public schools. CENTENNIAL JR-SR HIGH SCHOOL leads the list at 151, against a median of 416 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
7
Seward County, Nebraska
Best Students
151
Median Students
416
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#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents
1CENTENNIAL JR-SR HIGH SCHOOLUTICA, NECENTENNIAL PUBLIC SCHOOLSHigh151
2CENTENNIAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLUTICA, NECENTENNIAL PUBLIC SCHOOLSElementary263
3MILFORD HIGH SCHOOLMILFORD, NEMILFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLSHigh379
4SEWARD MIDDLE SCHOOLSEWARD, NESEWARD PUBLIC SCHOOLSMiddle416
5MILFORD ELEMENTARY SCHOOLMILFORD, NEMILFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLSElementary430
6SEWARD HIGH SCHOOLSEWARD, NESEWARD PUBLIC SCHOOLSHigh511
7SEWARD ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSEWARD, NESEWARD PUBLIC SCHOOLSElementary558
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