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The smallest public schools in Jackson County, Ohio

This ranking covers the smallest public schools in Jackson County, Ohio, drawn from 11 qualifying public schools. Wellston Intermediate School leads the list at 269, against a median of 386 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
11
Jackson County, Ohio
Best Students
269
Median Students
386
SMALLEST · JACKSON COUNTY, OHIO
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents
1Wellston Intermediate SchoolWellston, OHWellston CityElementary269
2Wellston Middle SchoolWellston, OHWellston CityMiddle294
3Wellston High SchoolWellston, OHWellston CityHigh342
4Jackson Southview Elementary SchoolJackson, OHJackson CityElementary349
5Bundy Elementary SchoolWellston, OHWellston CityElementary349
6Jackson Westview Elementary SchoolJackson, OHJackson CityElementary386
7Jackson Northview Elementary SchoolJackson, OHJackson CityElementary389
8Jackson Middle SchoolJackson, OHJackson CityMiddle525
9Oak Hill ElementaryOak Hill, OHOak Hill Union LocalElementary538
10Oak Hill Middle/High SchoolOak Hill, OHOak Hill Union LocalHigh572
11Jackson High SchoolJackson, OHJackson CityHigh587
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