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The smallest public schools in Lee County, Virginia

This ranking covers the smallest public schools in Lee County, Virginia, drawn from 10 qualifying public schools. St. Charles Elementary leads the list at 110, against a median of 267 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
Lee County, Virginia
Best Students
110
Median Students
267
SMALLEST · LEE COUNTY, VIRGINIA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents
1St. Charles ElementarySt Charles, VALee County Public SchoolsElementary110
2Elydale MiddleEwing, VALee County Public SchoolsMiddle133
3Jonesville MiddleJonesville, VALee County Public SchoolsMiddle231
4Dryden ElementaryDryden, VALee County Public SchoolsElementary237
5Rose Hill ElementaryRose Hill, VALee County Public SchoolsElementary256
6Pennington MiddlePennington Gap, VALee County Public SchoolsMiddle278
7Elk Knob ElementaryPennington Gap, VALee County Public SchoolsElementary291
8Thomas Walker HighEwing, VALee County Public SchoolsHigh291
9Flatwoods ElementaryJonesville, VALee County Public SchoolsElementary336
10Lee HighJonesville, VALee County Public SchoolsHigh803
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