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The smallest public high schools in Chesapeake city, Virginia

This ranking covers the smallest public high schools in Chesapeake city, Virginia, drawn from 7 qualifying public high schools. Great Bridge High leads the list at 1,491, against a median of 1,691 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
7
Chesapeake city, Virginia
Best Students
1,491
Median Students
1,691
SMALLEST · CHESAPEAKE CITY, VIRGINIA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents
1Great Bridge HighChesapeake, VAChesapeake City Public SchoolsHigh1,491
2Hickory HighChesapeake, VAChesapeake City Public SchoolsHigh1,600
3Indian River HighChesapeake, VAChesapeake City Public SchoolsHigh1,634
4Deep Creek HighChesapeake, VAChesapeake City Public SchoolsHigh1,691
5Western Branch HighChesapeake, VAChesapeake City Public SchoolsHigh2,138
6Oscar F. Smith HighChesapeake, VAChesapeake City Public SchoolsHigh2,264
7Grassfield HighChesapeake, VAChesapeake City Public SchoolsHigh2,345
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