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Schools in Phillips County, CO
5 schools · Data as of 10/01/2024
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Schools in Phillips County at a glance
- There are 5 schools in Phillips County, or roughly one for every 899 people.
- Per person, that is about 3 times the Colorado average (3.7 per 10,000).
- The largest group is Elementary School (40%), ahead of High School and Alternative School.
- Close by, Logan County (13), Yuma County (9) and Chase County, NE (6) have schools as well.
Schools in Phillips County
A to Z
- Haxtun Elementary SchoolElementary School · Grades PK-6 · 155 students601 North Colorado Avenue, Haxtun, CO
- Haxtun Jr/Sr High SchoolHigh School · Grades 7-12 · 142 students201 West Powell Street, Haxtun, CO
- Holyoke Alternative SchoolOnlineAlternative School · Grades 7-12 · 19 students545 East Hale Street, Holyoke, CO
- Holyoke Elementary SchoolElementary School · Grades K-6 · 281 students326 E Kellogg, Holyoke, CO
- Holyoke Senior High SchoolHigh School · Grades 7-12 · 212 students545 E Hale Street, Holyoke, CO
Frequently asked questions
- How many schools are in Phillips County, CO?
- There are 5 schools in Phillips County as of 10/01/2024, including 2 elementary schools, 2 high schools, 1 alternative school.
Data sources
- Common Core of Data & EDGENational Center for Education Statistics
Data as of 10/01/2024
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