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The smallest public high schools in Prince William County, Virginia

This ranking covers the smallest public high schools in Prince William County, Virginia, drawn from 13 qualifying public high schools. Brentsville District High leads the list at 855, against a median of 2,303 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
13
Prince William County, Virginia
Best Students
855
Median Students
2,303
SMALLEST · PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, VIRGINIA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents
1Brentsville District HighNokesville, VAPrince William County Public SchoolsHigh855
2C.D. Hylton HighWoodbridge, VAPrince William County Public SchoolsHigh1,859
3Patriot HighNokesville, VAPrince William County Public SchoolsHigh2,020
4Unity Reed HighManassas, VAPrince William County Public SchoolsHigh2,042
5Battlefield HighHaymarket, VAPrince William County Public SchoolsHigh2,063
6Potomac HighDumfries, VAPrince William County Public SchoolsHigh2,197
7Freedom HighWoodbridge, VAPrince William County Public SchoolsHigh2,303
8Forest Park HighWoodbridge, VAPrince William County Public SchoolsHigh2,343
9Gar-Field HighWoodbridge, VAPrince William County Public SchoolsHigh2,524
10Gainesville HighGainesville, VAPrince William County Public SchoolsHigh2,648
11Osbourn Park HighManassas, VAPrince William County Public SchoolsHigh2,661
12Woodbridge HighWoodbridge, VAPrince William County Public SchoolsHigh2,898
13Charles J. Colgan Sr. HighManassas, VAPrince William County Public SchoolsHigh2,956
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