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The smallest public high schools in Miami County, Ohio

Across Miami County, Ohio, 9 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the smallest total enrollment (schools with at least 10 students). Covington High School leads the list at 220, against a median of 521 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Miami County, Ohio

Best Students

220

Median Students

521

SMALLEST · MIAMI COUNTY, OHIO

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1	Covington High School	Covington, OH	Covington Exempted Village	High	220
2	Newton High School	Pleasant Hill, OH	Newton Local	High	291
3	Milton-Union High School	West Milton, OH	Milton-Union Exempted Village	High	369
4	Miami East High School	Casstown, OH	Miami East Local	High	401
5	Bethel High School	Tipp City, OH	Bethel Local	High	521
6	Tippecanoe High School	Tipp City, OH	Tipp City Exempted Village	High	764
7	Piqua High School	Piqua, OH	Piqua City	High	931
8	Upper Valley Career Center	Piqua, OH	Upper Valley Career Center	High	988
9	Troy High School	Troy, OH	Troy City	High	1,107

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