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The smallest public K-12 schools in Texas · page 2

Ranks 51–100 of the smallest public schools in Texas. Back to page 1.

SMALLEST · TEXAS

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
51	HUIE SPECIAL EDUC CTR	CARROLLTON, TX	CARROLLTON-FARMERS BRANCH ISD	Combined	111
52	STUDENT SUPPORT CENTER	CORPUS CHRISTI, TX	CORPUS CHRISTI ISD	Combined	111
53	PAINT CREEK SCHOOL	HASKELL, TX	PAINT CREEK ISD	Combined	111
54	AVINGER SCHOOL	AVINGER, TX	AVINGER ISD	Combined	112
55	BUCKHOLTS SCHOOL	BUCKHOLTS, TX	BUCKHOLTS ISD	Combined	112
56	GARLAND AEC	GARLAND, TX	GARLAND ISD	Combined	112
57	SANDERSON SCHOOLS	SANDERSON, TX	TERRELL COUNTY ISD	Combined	114
58	MORAN SCHOOL	MORAN, TX	MORAN ISD	Combined	115
59	CRANFILLS GAP SCHOOL	CRANFILLS GAP, TX	CRANFILLS GAP ISD	Combined	116
60	ALTERNATIVE LEARNING CENTER	ROSENBERG, TX	LAMAR CISD	Combined	116
61	NORDHEIM SCHOOL	NORDHEIM, TX	NORDHEIM ISD	Combined	116
62	PRIDDY SCHOOL	PRIDDY, TX	PRIDDY ISD	Combined	119
63	RICHLAND SPRINGS SCHOOL	RICHLAND SPRINGS, TX	RICHLAND SPRINGS ISD	Combined	120
64	CHANNING SCHOOL	CHANNING, TX	CHANNING ISD	Combined	121
65	BIG BEND H S	TERLINGUA, TX	TERLINGUA CSD	Combined	121
66	CHEROKEE SCHOOL	CHEROKEE, TX	CHEROKEE ISD	Combined	123
67	LOHN SCHOOL	LOHN, TX	LOHN ISD	Combined	123
68	DISCIPLINARY ALTERNATIVE PLACEMENT CENTER	DALLAS, TX	RICHARDSON ISD	Combined	124
69	LAZBUDDIE SCHOOL	LAZBUDDIE, TX	LAZBUDDIE ISD	Combined	127
70	EZZELL SCHOOL	HALLETTSVILLE, TX	EZZELL ISD	Combined	128
71	PRINGLE-MORSE SCHOOLS	MORSE, TX	PRINGLE-MORSE CISD	Combined	128
72	TEXAS SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED	AUSTIN, TX	TEXAS SCH FOR THE BLIND & VISUALLY IMPAIRED	Combined	129
73	KELTON ISD	WHEELER, TX	KELTON ISD	Combined	129
74	GROOM SCHOOL	GROOM, TX	GROOM ISD	Combined	130
75	HIGH ISLAND SCHOOL	HIGH ISLAND, TX	HIGH ISLAND ISD	Combined	132
76	SOUTHLAND SCHOOL	SOUTHLAND, TX	SOUTHLAND ISD	Combined	132
77	WILSON SCHOOL	WILSON, TX	WILSON ISD	Combined	133
78	PRAIRIE VALLEY SCHOOL	NOCONA, TX	PRAIRIE VALLEY ISD	Combined	135
79	GUSTINE SCHOOL	GUSTINE, TX	GUSTINE ISD	Combined	136
80	MIDWAY SCHOOL	HENRIETTA, TX	MIDWAY ISD	Combined	137
81	MORGAN SCHOOL	MORGAN, TX	MORGAN ISD	Combined	137
82	RULE SCHOOL	RULE, TX	RULE ISD	Combined	138
83	BROOKESMITH SCHOOL	BROOKESMITH, TX	BROOKESMITH ISD	Combined	139
84	LANEVILLE SCHOOL	LANEVILLE, TX	LANEVILLE ISD	Combined	139
85	DAWSON SCHOOL	WELCH, TX	DAWSON ISD	Combined	140
86	ADRIAN SCHOOL	ADRIAN, TX	ADRIAN ISD	Combined	141
87	FORT ELLIOTT SCHOOL	BRISCOE, TX	FORT ELLIOTT CISD	Combined	141
88	LORAINE SCHOOL	LORAINE, TX	LORAINE ISD	Combined	141
89	OLFEN SCHOOL	ROWENA, TX	OLFEN ISD	Combined	141
90	TEXHOMA EL	TEXHOMA, TX	TEXHOMA ISD	Combined	142
91	IREDELL SCHOOL	IREDELL, TX	IREDELL ISD	Combined	144
92	TRENT INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT	TRENT, TX	TRENT ISD	Combined	144
93	CALVERT SCHOOL	CALVERT, TX	CALVERT ISD	Combined	145
94	CENTERVILLE H S	GROVETON, TX	CENTERVILLE ISD	Combined	145
95	BALMORHEA ISD EDUCATIONAL COMMUNITY	BALMORHEA, TX	BALMORHEA ISD	Combined	146
96	GOLD BURG SCHOOL	BOWIE, TX	GOLD BURG ISD	Combined	148
97	LOOP SCHOOL	LOOP, TX	LOOP ISD	Combined	150
98	HARROLD SCHOOL	HARROLD, TX	HARROLD ISD	Combined	154
99	DIME BOX SCHOOL	DIME BOX, TX	DIME BOX ISD	Combined	156
100	PADUCAH SCHOOL	PADUCAH, TX	PADUCAH ISD	Combined	156

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