Education president Paul Le Pelley, committee member David de Lisle and director of education Alan Brown were at the meeting at St Anne's School.
It was the last stop-off on their round of public meetings on the topic, but, proportionally, the best attended by a large margin.
Parents used the meeting to gather assurances that there were no plans to cut secondary education provision for the island.
Deputy Le Pelley said: 'We are a long way off the figure where we would have concerns about the viability of the secondary school in Alderney. There are challenges when you have such a small school. By working together we are trying to address the challenges of a small school to the best of our ability.'
Parents took the opportunity to express strong views on a variety of issues where they felt the States of Guernsey could improve their offer to St Anne's.
