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The smallest public elementary schools in Summit County, Utah

8 public elementary schools in Summit County, Utah appear in this ranking of the smallest public elementary schools, ranked by the smallest total enrollment (schools with at least 10 students). Silver Summit School leads the list at 55, against a median of 387 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Summit County, Utah

Best Students

Median Students

387

SMALLEST · SUMMIT COUNTY, UTAH

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1	Silver Summit School	PARK CITY, UT	South Summit District	Elementary	55
2	North Summit School	COALVILLE, UT	North Summit District	Elementary	349
3	Trailside School	PARK CITY, UT	Park City District	Elementary	360
4	McPolin School	PARK CITY, UT	Park City District	Elementary	382
5	Jeremy Ranch School	PARK CITY, UT	Park City District	Elementary	392
6	Parley's Park School	PARK CITY, UT	Park City District	Elementary	400
7	Weilenmann School of Discovery	PARK CITY, UT	Weilenmann School of Discovery	Elementary	422
8	South Summit School	KAMAS, UT	South Summit District	Elementary	496

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