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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.

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ALABAMA · FASTEST-GROWING
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
751Carroll High SchoolOzarkOzark City696640-8.0%
752Eva SchoolEvaMorgan County375345-8.0%
753Rutledge SchoolMidfieldMidfield City313288-8.0%
754Wylam Elementary SchoolBirminghamBirmingham City434399-8.1%
755Eclectic Middle SchoolEclecticElmore County509468-8.1%
756Thurston T Nelson Primary SchoolScottsboroScottsboro City280257-8.2%
757Vaughn Road Elementary SchoolMontgomeryMontgomery County515473-8.2%
758Childersburg High SchoolChildersburgTalladega County408374-8.3%
759Dora High SchoolDoraWalker County519476-8.3%
760Autaugaville SchoolAutaugavilleAutauga County278255-8.3%
761Adamsville Elementary SchoolAdamsvilleJefferson County314288-8.3%
762South Highlands Middle SchoolUnion SpringsBullock County417382-8.4%
763Tarrant Elementary SchoolTarrantTarrant City335307-8.4%
764Dothan 6th Grade CenterDothanDothan City490449-8.4%
765Corner High SchoolDoraJefferson County537492-8.4%
766Farley Elementary SchoolHuntsvilleHuntsville City365334-8.5%
767Hale County High SchoolMoundvilleHale County387354-8.5%
768Pleasant Home SchoolAndalusiaCovington County555508-8.5%
769Crump Elementary SchoolMontgomeryMontgomery County629575-8.6%
770Danville High SchoolDanvilleMorgan County409374-8.6%
771Owens Cross Roads SchoolOwens Cross RoadsMadison County370338-8.6%
772Heard Elementary SchoolDothanDothan City426389-8.7%
773Eden Elementary SchoolPell CityPell City379346-8.7%
774North Jackson High SchoolStevensonJackson County473432-8.7%
775Golden Springs Elementary SchoolAnnistonAnniston City391357-8.7%
776Pick Elementary SchoolAuburnAuburn City509464-8.8%
777Vina High SchoolVinaFranklin County282257-8.9%
778Carbon Hill High SchoolCarbon HillWalker County383349-8.9%
779Millbrook Middle SchoolMillbrookElmore County1,1751,071-8.9%
780West Blocton Middle SchoolWest BloctonBibb County425387-8.9%
781George W Long High SchoolSkippervilleDale County414377-8.9%
782Bryan Elementary SchoolMorrisJefferson County765697-8.9%
783W J Carroll Intermediate SchoolDaphneBaldwin County455414-9.0%
784Wenonah High SchoolBirminghamBirmingham City736670-9.0%
785Hazlewood Elementary SchoolTown CreekLawrence County243221-9.1%
786Hokes Bluff High SchoolHokes BluffEtowah County408371-9.1%
787W S Neal Elementary SchoolEast BrewtonEscambia County550500-9.1%
788Brookwood Middle SchoolVanceTuscaloosa County812738-9.1%
789Flowers Elementary SchoolMontgomeryMontgomery County426387-9.2%
790Sparkman Middle SchoolToneyMadison County796723-9.2%
791W S Neal Middle SchoolEast BrewtonEscambia County425386-9.2%
792Cora Castlen ElementaryGrand BayMobile County466423-9.2%
793Erwin Middle SchoolCenter PointJefferson County645585-9.3%
794Bob HardingShawmut ElementaryValleyChambers County256232-9.4%
795White Plains High SchoolAnnistonCalhoun County437396-9.4%
796Brookville Elementary SchoolGraysvilleJefferson County233211-9.4%
797Spain Park High SchoolHooverHoover City1,6261,472-9.5%
798Mount Olive Elementary SchoolMount OliveJefferson County316286-9.5%
799Harvest SchoolHarvestMadison County733663-9.5%
800Barbour County High SchoolClaytonBarbour County328297-9.5%
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