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The smallest public schools in Gonzales County, Texas

Across Gonzales County, Texas, 10 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the smallest total enrollment (schools with at least 10 students). LEGACY RANCH INSPIRE ACADEMY leads the list at 33, against a median of 370 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
Gonzales County, Texas
Best Students
33
Median Students
370
SMALLEST · GONZALES COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents
1LEGACY RANCH INSPIRE ACADEMYGONZALES, TXINSPIRE ACADEMIESCombined33
2GONZALES PRI ACADEMYGONZALES, TXGONZALES ISDElementary157
3NIXON-SMILEY MIDDLENIXON, TXNIXON-SMILEY CISDMiddle280
4NIXON-SMILEY H SNIXON, TXNIXON-SMILEY CISDHigh295
5WAELDER SCHOOLWAELDER, TXWAELDER ISDCombined302
6NIXON SMILEY ELSMILEY, TXNIXON-SMILEY CISDElementary438
7GONZALES ELGONZALES, TXGONZALES ISDElementary500
8GONZALES NORTH AVENUEGONZALES, TXGONZALES ISDElementary565
9GONZALES J HGONZALES, TXGONZALES ISDMiddle584
10GONZALES H SGONZALES, TXGONZALES ISDHigh751
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