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The smallest public K-12 schools in North Dakota

4 public K-12 schools in North Dakota appear in this ranking of the smallest public K-12 schools, ranked by the smallest total enrollment (schools with at least 10 students). White Shield School leads the list at 171, against a median of 390 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

North Dakota

Best Students

171

Median Students

390

SMALLEST · NORTH DAKOTA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1	White Shield School	Roseglen, ND	White Shield School	Combined	171
2	Mandaree Day School	Mandaree, ND	Mandaree Day School	Combined	219
3	Standing Rock Community School	Fort Yates, ND	Standing Rock Community School	Combined	561
4	CENTRAL CAMPUS SCHOOL	Minot, ND	MINOT 1	Combined	1,048

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