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The smallest public middle schools in Hunt County, Texas

Across Hunt County, Texas, 11 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by the smallest total enrollment (schools with at least 10 students). CELESTE J H leads the list at 98, against a median of 339 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
11
Hunt County, Texas
Best Students
98
Median Students
339
SMALLEST · HUNT COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents
1CELESTE J HCELESTE, TXCELESTE ISDMiddle98
2WOLFE CITY MIDDLEWOLFE CITY, TXWOLFE CITY ISDMiddle162
3BLAND MIDDLECELESTE, TXBLAND ISDMiddle165
4BOLES MIDDLEQUINLAN, TXBOLES ISDMiddle165
5LONE OAK MIDDLELONE OAK, TXLONE OAK ISDMiddle236
6COMMERCE MIDDLECOMMERCE, TXCOMMERCE ISDMiddle339
7CADDO MILLS MIDDLECADDO MILLS, TXCADDO MILLS ISDMiddle449
8CADDO MILLS INTCADDO MILLS, TXCADDO MILLS ISDMiddle490
9C B THOMPSON MIDDLEQUINLAN, TXQUINLAN ISDMiddle671
10TRAVIS INTGREENVILLE, TXGREENVILLE ISDMiddle756
11GREENVILLE MIDDLEGREENVILLE, TXGREENVILLE ISDMiddle771
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