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The smallest public K-12 schools in South Carolina

This ranking covers the smallest public K-12 schools in South Carolina, drawn from 7 qualifying public K-12 schools. Cedar Springs Academy leads the list at 42, against a median of 417 across the ranked schools.

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Median Students

417

SMALLEST · SOUTH CAROLINA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1	Cedar Springs Academy	Spartanburg, SC	Deaf & Blind School	Combined	42
2	Pendergrass Fairwold School	Columbia, SC	Richland 01	Combined	46
3	Washington Center	Greenville, SC	Greenville 01	Combined	119
4	SCDJJ Evaluation and Detention Center	Columbia, SC	Dept of Juvenile Justice	Combined	417
5	Clear Dot Charter School	Columbia, SC	Charter Institute at Erskine	Combined	474
6	Cherokee Charter Academy	Gaffney, SC	Charter Institute at Erskine	Combined	633
7	Virtus Academy of South Carolina	Florence, SC	Charter Institute at Erskine	Combined	756

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