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The smallest public high schools in Virginia Beach city, Virginia

12 public high schools in Virginia Beach city, Virginia appear in this ranking of the smallest public high schools, ranked by the smallest total enrollment (schools with at least 10 students). Green Run Collegiate leads the list at 390, against a median of 1,781 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
12
Virginia Beach city, Virginia
Best Students
390
Median Students
1,781
SMALLEST · VIRGINIA BEACH CITY, VIRGINIA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents
1Green Run CollegiateVirginia Beach, VAVirginia Beach City Public SchoolsHigh390
2Green Run HighVirginia Beach, VAVirginia Beach City Public SchoolsHigh1,465
3Princess Anne HighVirginia Beach, VAVirginia Beach City Public SchoolsHigh1,621
4Frank W. Cox HighVirginia Beach, VAVirginia Beach City Public SchoolsHigh1,631
5Salem HighVirginia Beach, VAVirginia Beach City Public SchoolsHigh1,690
6First Colonial HighVirginia Beach, VAVirginia Beach City Public SchoolsHigh1,727
7Ocean Lakes HighVirginia Beach, VAVirginia Beach City Public SchoolsHigh1,834
8Floyd Kellam HighVirginia Beach, VAVirginia Beach City Public SchoolsHigh1,842
9Tallwood HighVirginia Beach, VAVirginia Beach City Public SchoolsHigh1,890
10Bayside HighVirginia Beach, VAVirginia Beach City Public SchoolsHigh1,984
11Kempsville HighVirginia Beach, VAVirginia Beach City Public SchoolsHigh2,046
12Landstown HighVirginia Beach, VAVirginia Beach City Public SchoolsHigh2,152
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