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The smallest public schools in Macon County, North Carolina

This ranking covers the smallest public schools in Macon County, North Carolina, drawn from 10 qualifying public schools. Nantahala School leads the list at 97, against a median of 381 across the ranked schools.

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Macon County, North Carolina

Best Students

Median Students

381

SMALLEST · MACON COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1	Nantahala School	Topton, NC	Macon County Schools	Combined	97
2	Bartram Academy	Franklin, NC	Macon County Schools	High	102
3	East Franklin Elementary	Franklin, NC	Macon County Schools	Elementary	315
4	Highlands School	Highlands, NC	Macon County Schools	Combined	344
5	Cartoogechaye Elementary	Franklin, NC	Macon County Schools	Elementary	354
6	Iotla Valley Elementary	Franklin, NC	Macon County Schools	Elementary	408
7	South Macon Elementary	Franklin, NC	Macon County Schools	Elementary	465
8	Macon Middle School	Franklin, NC	Macon County Schools	Middle	576
9	Mountain View Intermediate	Franklin, NC	Macon County Schools	Middle	614
10	Franklin High	Franklin, NC	Macon County Schools	High	996

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