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The smallest public schools in Moore County, Texas

Across Moore County, Texas, 12 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the smallest total enrollment (schools with at least 10 students). NORTH PLAINS OPPORTUNITY CENTER leads the list at 35, against a median of 449 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Moore County, Texas

Best Students

Median Students

449

SMALLEST · MOORE COUNTY, TEXAS

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1	NORTH PLAINS OPPORTUNITY CENTER	DUMAS, TX	DUMAS ISD	High	35
2	SUNRAY MIDDLE	SUNRAY, TX	SUNRAY COLLEGIATE ISD	Middle	132
3	SUNRAY H S	SUNRAY, TX	SUNRAY COLLEGIATE ISD	High	205
4	SUNRAY EL	SUNRAY, TX	SUNRAY COLLEGIATE ISD	Elementary	256
5	SUNSET EL	DUMAS, TX	DUMAS ISD	Elementary	310
6	MORNINGSIDE EL	DUMAS, TX	DUMAS ISD	Elementary	410
7	CACTUS EL	CACTUS, TX	DUMAS ISD	Elementary	487
8	DUMAS J H	DUMAS, TX	DUMAS ISD	Middle	609
9	DUMAS INT	DUMAS, TX	DUMAS ISD	Middle	619
10	DUMAS SOUTH EL	DUMAS, TX	DUMAS ISD	Elementary	701
11	DUMAS NORTH EL	DUMAS, TX	DUMAS ISD	Elementary	738
12	DUMAS H S	DUMAS, TX	DUMAS ISD	High	1,192

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