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The smallest public middle schools in Richland County, Ohio

This ranking covers the smallest public middle schools in Richland County, Ohio, drawn from 10 qualifying public middle schools. Lucas Heritage Middle School leads the list at 70, against a median of 380 across the ranked schools.

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Richland County, Ohio

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Median Students

380

SMALLEST · RICHLAND COUNTY, OHIO

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1	Lucas Heritage Middle School	Lucas, OH	Lucas Local	Middle	70
2	Shiloh Middle School	Plymouth, OH	Plymouth-Shiloh Local	Middle	205
3	Crestview Middle School	Ashland, OH	Crestview Local	Middle	271
4	Clear Fork Middle School	Bellville, OH	Clear Fork Valley Local	Middle	354
5	Lexington Junior High School	Lexington, OH	Lexington Local	Middle	372
6	Mansfield Middle School	Mansfield, OH	Mansfield City	Middle	387
7	Ontario Middle School	Mansfield, OH	Ontario Local	Middle	471
8	Shelby Middle School	Shelby, OH	Shelby City	Middle	474
9	Eastern Elementary School	Lexington, OH	Lexington Local	Middle	504
10	Madison Middle School	Mansfield, OH	Madison Local	Middle	761

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