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The smallest public high schools in Williamson County, Tennessee

Across Williamson County, Tennessee, 10 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the smallest total enrollment (schools with at least 10 students). Renaissance High School leads the list at 174, against a median of 1,540 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
Williamson County, Tennessee
Best Students
174
Median Students
1,540
SMALLEST · WILLIAMSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents
1Renaissance High SchoolFranklin, TNWilliamson CountyHigh174
2Fairview High SchoolFairview, TNWilliamson CountyHigh688
3Centennial High SchoolFranklin, TNWilliamson CountyHigh1,354
4Fred J Page High SchoolFranklin, TNWilliamson CountyHigh1,478
5Nolensville High SchoolNolensville, TNWilliamson CountyHigh1,491
6Brentwood High SchoolBrentwood, TNWilliamson CountyHigh1,588
7Summit High SchoolSpring Hill, TNWilliamson CountyHigh1,609
8Franklin High SchoolFranklin, TNWilliamson CountyHigh1,729
9Ravenwood High SchoolBrentwood, TNWilliamson CountyHigh1,975
10Independence High SchoolThompson's Station, TNWilliamson CountyHigh2,091
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