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The smallest public elementary schools in Seminole County, Oklahoma

Across Seminole County, Oklahoma, 12 public elementary schools are ranked here, ranked by the smallest total enrollment (schools with at least 10 students). SASAKWA ES leads the list at 107, against a median of 188 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Seminole County, Oklahoma

Best Students

107

Median Students

188

SMALLEST · SEMINOLE COUNTY, OKLAHOMA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1	SASAKWA ES	Sasakwa, OK	SASAKWA	Elementary	107
2	JUSTICE PUBLIC SCHOOL	Wewoka, OK	JUSTICE	Elementary	148
3	BUTNER ES	Cromwell, OK	BUTNER	Elementary	157
4	ACADEMY OF SEMINOLE ES	Seminole, OK	ACADEMY OF SEMINOLE (CHARTER)	Elementary	181
5	BOWLEGS ES	Bowlegs, OK	BOWLEGS	Elementary	183
6	Betty L. Smith Childhood Center	Seminole, OK	SEMINOLE	Elementary	184
7	NEW LIMA ES	Wewoka, OK	NEW LIMA	Elementary	192
8	WEWOKA ES	Wewoka, OK	WEWOKA	Elementary	248
9	VARNUM ES	Seminole, OK	VARNUM	Elementary	255
10	STROTHER ES	Seminole, OK	STROTHER	Elementary	263
11	KONAWA ES	Konawa, OK	KONAWA	Elementary	272
12	WILSON ES	Seminole, OK	SEMINOLE	Elementary	318

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