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The smallest public middle schools in Eugene, Oregon

10 public middle schools in Eugene, Oregon appear in this ranking of the smallest public middle schools, ranked by the smallest total enrollment (schools with at least 10 students). Spencer Butte Middle School leads the list at 328, against a median of 387 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Eugene, Oregon

Best Students

328

Median Students

387

SMALLEST · EUGENE, OREGON

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1	Spencer Butte Middle School	Eugene, OR	Eugene SD 4J	Middle	328
2	Shasta Middle School	Eugene, OR	Bethel SD 52	Middle	345
3	Kennedy Middle School	Eugene, OR	Eugene SD 4J	Middle	350
4	Arts and Technology Academy at Jefferson	Eugene, OR	Eugene SD 4J	Middle	350
5	Cascade Middle School	Eugene, OR	Bethel SD 52	Middle	375
6	Madison Middle School	Eugene, OR	Eugene SD 4J	Middle	398
7	Kelly Middle School	Eugene, OR	Eugene SD 4J	Middle	407
8	Cal Young Middle School	Eugene, OR	Eugene SD 4J	Middle	475
9	Monroe Middle School	Eugene, OR	Eugene SD 4J	Middle	519
10	Roosevelt Middle School	Eugene, OR	Eugene SD 4J	Middle	557

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