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The smallest public high schools in Warren County, Ohio

Across Warren County, Ohio, 10 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the smallest total enrollment (schools with at least 10 students). WCCC @ Atrium leads the list at 127, against a median of 1,067 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Warren County, Ohio

Best Students

127

Median Students

1,067

SMALLEST · WARREN COUNTY, OHIO

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1	WCCC @ Atrium	Middletown, OH	Warren County Vocational School	High	127
2	Carlisle High School	Carlisle, OH	Carlisle Local	High	415
3	Waynesville High School	Waynesville, OH	Wayne Local	High	448
4	Warren County Career Center	Lebanon, OH	Warren County Vocational School	High	586
5	Franklin High School	Franklin, OH	Franklin City	High	676
6	Kings High School	Kings Mills, OH	Kings Local	High	1,457
7	Little Miami High School	Morrow, OH	Little Miami Local	High	1,603
8	Lebanon High School	Lebanon, OH	Lebanon City	High	1,604
9	Springboro High School	Springboro, OH	Springboro Community City	High	2,035
10	William Mason High School	Mason, OH	Mason City	High	3,435

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