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The smallest public middle schools in Gregg County, Texas

10 public middle schools in Gregg County, Texas appear in this ranking of the smallest public middle schools, ranked by the smallest total enrollment (schools with at least 10 students). SABINE INT leads the list at 243, against a median of 463 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
Gregg County, Texas
Best Students
243
Median Students
463
SMALLEST · GREGG COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents
1SABINE INTGLADEWATER, TXSABINE ISDMiddle243
2SABINE MIDDLEGLADEWATER, TXSABINE ISDMiddle266
3WHITE OAK MIDDLEWHITE OAK, TXWHITE OAK ISDMiddle362
4GLADEWATER MIDDLEGLADEWATER, TXGLADEWATER ISDMiddle371
5SPRING HILL J HLONGVIEW, TXSPRING HILL ISDMiddle451
6FOREST PARK MAGNET SCHOOLLONGVIEW, TXLONGVIEW ISDMiddle474
7JUDSON STEAM ACADEMYLONGVIEW, TXLONGVIEW ISDMiddle538
8PINE TREE MIDDLELONGVIEW, TXPINE TREE ISDMiddle671
9PINE TREE J HLONGVIEW, TXPINE TREE ISDMiddle683
10FOSTER MIDDLELONGVIEW, TXLONGVIEW ISDMiddle788
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