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The smallest public schools in Salem city, Virginia

This ranking covers the smallest public schools in Salem city, Virginia, drawn from 6 qualifying public schools. South Salem Elementary leads the list at 371, against a median of 391 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Salem city, Virginia

Best Students

371

Median Students

391

SMALLEST · SALEM CITY, VIRGINIA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1	South Salem Elementary	Salem, VA	Salem City Public Schools	Elementary	371
2	West Salem Elementary	Salem, VA	Salem City Public Schools	Elementary	375
3	East Salem Elementary	Salem, VA	Salem City Public Schools	Elementary	378
4	G.W. Carver Elementary	Salem, VA	Salem City Public Schools	Elementary	404
5	Andrew Lewis Middle	Salem, VA	Salem City Public Schools	Middle	839
6	Salem High	Salem, VA	Salem City Public Schools	High	1,202

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