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The smallest public middle schools in Durham, North Carolina

This ranking covers the smallest public middle schools in Durham, North Carolina, drawn from 9 qualifying public middle schools. Lakewood Montessori Middle leads the list at 309, against a median of 660 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
9
Durham, North Carolina
Best Students
309
Median Students
660
SMALLEST · DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents
1Lakewood Montessori MiddleDurham, NCDurham Public SchoolsMiddle309
2Lucas MiddleDurham, NCDurham Public SchoolsMiddle400
3James E Shepard MiddleDurham, NCDurham Public SchoolsMiddle423
4Lowe's Grove MiddleDurham, NCDurham Public SchoolsMiddle564
5Rogers-Herr MiddleDurham, NCDurham Public SchoolsMiddle660
6Neal MiddleDurham, NCDurham Public SchoolsMiddle706
7Brogden MiddleDurham, NCDurham Public SchoolsMiddle753
8George L Carrington MiddleDurham, NCDurham Public SchoolsMiddle771
9Sherwood Githens MiddleDurham, NCDurham Public SchoolsMiddle878
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