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Best Schools · Alabama · Fastest-growing

Fastest-growing Alabama public schools, 2017-2024

Alabama public schools open in both 2017-18 and 2024-25 with at least 200 students in 2017, ranked by percentage enrollment change over the seven-year window.

ALABAMA · FASTEST-GROWING
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
451Geraldine SchoolGeraldineDeKalb County1,1911,2111.7%
452Anniston Middle SchoolAnnistonAnniston City3513571.7%
453Ashford Elementary SchoolAshfordHouston County6586681.5%
454East Limestone High SchoolAthensLimestone County1,1981,2161.5%
455Cold Springs Elementary SchoolBremenCullman County4935001.4%
456Gardendale High SchoolGardendaleJefferson County1,0611,0761.4%
457Rachel Patterson Elementary SchoolAtmoreEscambia County5025091.4%
458McAdory Middle SchoolMcCallaJefferson County8298411.4%
459Allentown Elementary SchoolSemmesMobile County8328431.3%
460Ogletree Elementary SchoolAuburnAuburn City5175231.2%
461ClayChalkville Middle SchoolTrussvilleJefferson County9419521.2%
462Echols Middle SchoolNorthportTuscaloosa County7297381.2%
463Phenix City Intermediate SchoolPhenix CityPhenix City1,0551,0681.2%
464Stevenson Elementary SchoolStevensonJackson County3563601.1%
465White Plains Elementary SchoolAnnistonCalhoun County5255301.0%
466Brent Elementary SchoolBrentBibb County5976031.0%
467Cleveland High SchoolClevelandBlount County3853891.0%
468Hoover High SchoolHooverHoover City2,8912,9191.0%
469Chestnut Grove Elementary SchoolDecaturDecatur City4324360.9%
470Phil Campbell Elementary SchoolPhil CampbellFranklin County4374410.9%
471Spring Garden High SchoolSpring GardenCherokee County5455500.9%
472Beulah High SchoolValleyLee County5305350.9%
473Leeds Middle SchoolLeedsLeeds City4484520.9%
474Sugar Creek Elementary SchoolLesterLimestone County6266310.8%
475Oxford Middle SchoolOxfordOxford City6146190.8%
476BanksCaddell Elementary SchoolDecaturDecatur City4734770.8%
477Williams Intermediate SchoolPell CityPell City5945980.7%
478Woodlawn High SchoolMagnetBirminghamBirmingham City7457500.7%
479Southside High SchoolSouthsideEtowah County8208250.6%
480Albertville Elementary SchoolAlbertvilleAlbertville City9069110.6%
481Knight Enloe Elementary SchoolRoanokeRoanoke City5035060.6%
482Randolph County High SchoolWedoweeRandolph County4394410.5%
483Minor Middle SchoolAdamsvilleJefferson County6656680.5%
484Cordova High SchoolCordovaWalker County4494510.4%
485Morningside Elementary SchoolMobileMobile County4784800.4%
486Hillcrest Middle SchoolTuscaloosaTuscaloosa County5405420.4%
487West Point Elementary SchoolCullmanCullman County4944960.4%
488Hutchens Elementary SchoolMobileMobile County5375390.4%
489Mill Creek Elementary SchoolMadisonMadison City9619650.4%
490Priceville Junior High SchoolDecaturMorgan County4814830.4%
491Brooks Elementary SchoolKillenLauderdale County8718740.3%
492Vinemont Elementary SchoolVinemontCullman County4864870.2%
493Columbia High SchoolHuntsvilleHuntsville City9149160.2%
494Brewbaker Middle SchoolMontgomeryMontgomery County8058060.1%
495Pike County Elementary SchoolBrundidgePike County4544540.0%
496Harlan Elementary SchoolFlorenceFlorence City4264260.0%
497Chelsea High SchoolChelseaShelby County1,2351,2350.0%
498James Dawson ElementaryHuntsvilleHuntsville City4474470.0%
499Colbert Heights Elementary SchoolTuscumbiaColbert County4864860.0%
500Enterprise High SchoolEnterpriseEnterprise City2,1772,1770.0%
Page 10 of 20 · 1,000 ranked. Open in both years; required 200+ students in 2017-18 to keep the percentage change meaningful.

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