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The smallest public high schools in Cincinnati, Ohio

This ranking covers the smallest public high schools in Cincinnati, Ohio, drawn from 33 qualifying public high schools. Instructional Resource Center leads the list at 26, against a median of 910 across the ranked schools.

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Cincinnati, Ohio

Best Students

Median Students

910

SMALLEST · CINCINNATI, OHIO

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1	Instructional Resource Center	Cincinnati, OH	Great Oaks Career Campuses	High	26
2	Summit Academy Transition High School-Cincinnati	Cincinnati, OH	Summit Academy Transition High School-Cincinnati	High	44
3	Princeton Innovation Center	Cincinnati, OH	Princeton City	High	260
4	AchievePoint Career Academy - Cincinnati	Cincinnati, OH	AchievePoint Career Academy - Cincinnati	High	303
5	North College Hill High School	Cincinnati, OH	North College Hill City	High	402
6	Madeira High School	Cincinnati, OH	Madeira City	High	438
7	Mariemont High School	Cincinnati, OH	Mariemont City	High	472
8	Deer Park Jr/Sr High School	Cincinnati, OH	Deer Park Community City	High	475
9	Finneytown Secondary Campus - Middle and High School	Cincinnati, OH	Finneytown Local	High	501
10	Robert A. Taft Information Technology High School	Cincinnati, OH	Cincinnati Public Schools	High	643
11	Diamond Oaks Cdc	Cincinnati, OH	Great Oaks Career Campuses	High	647
12	Indian Hill High School	Cincinnati, OH	Indian Hill Exempted Village	High	660
13	James N. Gamble Montessori High School	Cincinnati, OH	Cincinnati Public Schools	High	700
14	Clark Montessori High School	Cincinnati, OH	Cincinnati Public Schools	High	714
15	Woodward Career Technical High School	Cincinnati, OH	Cincinnati Public Schools	High	835
16	Mt Healthy High School	Cincinnati, OH	Mt Healthy City	High	865
17	Northwest High School	Cincinnati, OH	Northwest Local	High	910
18	Gilbert A. Dater High School	Cincinnati, OH	Cincinnati Public Schools	High	911
19	Turpin High School	Cincinnati, OH	Forest Hills Local	High	991
20	Scarlet Oaks Cdc	Cincinnati, OH	Great Oaks Career Campuses	High	1,023
21	Anderson High School	Cincinnati, OH	Forest Hills Local	High	1,166
22	Hughes STEM High School	Cincinnati, OH	Cincinnati Public Schools	High	1,167
23	Aiken New Tech High School	Cincinnati, OH	Cincinnati Public Schools	High	1,226
24	Winton Woods High School	Cincinnati, OH	Winton Woods City	High	1,272
25	Withrow University High School	Cincinnati, OH	Cincinnati Public Schools	High	1,300
26	Western Hills University High School	Cincinnati, OH	Cincinnati Public Schools	High	1,342
27	Colerain High School	Cincinnati, OH	Northwest Local	High	1,591
28	Princeton High School	Cincinnati, OH	Princeton City	High	1,619
29	Dohn Community	Cincinnati, OH	Dohn Community	High	1,675
30	Sycamore High School	Cincinnati, OH	Sycamore Community City	High	1,678
31	West Clermont High School	Cincinnati, OH	West Clermont Local	High	2,048
32	Oak Hills High School	Cincinnati, OH	Oak Hills Local	High	2,255
33	Walnut Hills High School	Cincinnati, OH	Cincinnati Public Schools	High	2,453

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