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The smallest public elementary schools in Jefferson County, Tennessee

8 public elementary schools in Jefferson County, Tennessee appear in this ranking of the smallest public elementary schools, ranked by the smallest total enrollment (schools with at least 10 students). New Market Elementary leads the list at 272, against a median of 493 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
8
Jefferson County, Tennessee
Best Students
272
Median Students
493
SMALLEST · JEFFERSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents
1New Market ElementaryNew Market, TNJefferson CountyElementary272
2Talbott ElementaryTalbott, TNJefferson CountyElementary300
3Piedmont ElementaryDandridge, TNJefferson CountyElementary367
4Jefferson ElementaryJefferson City, TNJefferson CountyElementary467
5Rush Strong ElementaryStrawberry Plains, TNJefferson CountyElementary518
6Dandridge ElementaryDandridge, TNJefferson CountyElementary543
7Mount Horeb Elementary SchoolJefferson City, TNJefferson CountyElementary616
8White Pine ElementaryWhite Pine, TNJefferson CountyElementary705
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