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The smallest public high schools in Creek County, Oklahoma

Across Creek County, Oklahoma, 11 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the smallest total enrollment (schools with at least 10 students). OILTON HS leads the list at 72, against a median of 258 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
11
Creek County, Oklahoma
Best Students
72
Median Students
258
SMALLEST · CREEK COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents
1OILTON HSOilton, OKOILTONHigh72
2OLIVE HSDrumright, OKOLIVEHigh83
3DEPEW HSDepew, OKDEPEWHigh108
4DRUMRIGHT HSDrumright, OKDRUMRIGHTHigh146
5MOUNDS HSMounds, OKMOUNDSHigh163
6KELLYVILLE HSKellyville, OKKELLYVILLEHigh258
7KIEFER HSKiefer, OKKIEFERHigh309
8MANNFORD HSMannford, OKMANNFORDHigh485
9BRISTOW HSBristow, OKBRISTOWHigh495
10SAPULPA JHSSapulpa, OKSAPULPAHigh603
11SAPULPA HSSapulpa, OKSAPULPAHigh1,015
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