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Schools in Potter County, SD
6 schools · Data as of 10/01/2024
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Schools in Potter County at a glance
- With a population of 2,388, Potter County has 6 schools (25 per 10,000 people).
- Per person, that is about 2.9 times the South Dakota average (8.7 per 10,000).
- The largest group is Elementary School (33%), ahead of High School and Middle School.
- Close by, Edmunds County (14), Dewey County (11) and Walworth County (7) have schools as well.
Schools in Potter County
A to Z
- Gettysburg Elementary - 02Elementary School · Grades K-5 · 88 students100 E King Ave, Gettysburg, SD
- Gettysburg High School - 01High School · Grades 9-12 · 72 students100 E King Ave, Gettysburg, SD
- Gettysburg Middle School - 03Middle School · Grades 6-8 · 54 students100 E King Ave, Gettysburg, SD
- Hoven Elementary - 02Elementary School · Grades PK-6 · 69 students551 S Main St, Hoven, SD
- Hoven High School - 01High School · Grades 9-12 · 29 students98 5th Ave W, Hoven, SD
- Hoven Jr. High - 03Middle School · Grades 7-8 · 14 students98 5th Ave W, Hoven, SD
Frequently asked questions
- How many schools are in Potter County, SD?
- There are 6 schools in Potter County as of 10/01/2024, including 2 elementary schools, 2 high schools, 2 Middle schools.
Data sources
- Common Core of Data & EDGENational Center for Education Statistics
Data as of 10/01/2024
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