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The smallest public high schools in Columbia, South Carolina

Across Columbia, South Carolina, 13 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the smallest total enrollment (schools with at least 10 students). Broad River High leads the list at 28, against a median of 681 across the ranked schools.

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Columbia, South Carolina

Best Students

Median Students

681

SMALLEST · COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1	Broad River High	Columbia, SC	Dept Of Correction N04	High	28
2	Kirkland High	Columbia, SC	Dept Of Correction N04	High	42
3	Richland One Charter Middle College	Columbia, SC	Richland 01	High	106
4	C. A. Johnson High	Columbia, SC	Richland 01	High	344
5	Eau Claire High	Columbia, SC	Richland 01	High	542
6	W.J. Keenan High	Columbia, SC	Richland 01	High	675
7	Columbia High	Columbia, SC	Richland 01	High	681
8	Dreher High	Columbia, SC	Richland 01	High	1,144
9	Irmo High	Columbia, SC	Lexington 05	High	1,272
10	A. C. Flora High	Columbia, SC	Richland 01	High	1,328
11	Richland Northeast High	Columbia, SC	Richland 02	High	1,340
12	Ridge View High	Columbia, SC	Richland 02	High	1,631
13	Spring Valley High	Columbia, SC	Richland 02	High	2,230

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