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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
101Douglas High SchoolDouglasMarshall County59172723.0%
102Central High SchoolPhenix CityPhenix City1,2851,57922.9%
103Mt Olive Primary SchoolFt MitchellRussell County34542422.9%
104G W Trenholm Primary SchoolTuscumbiaTuscumbia City33641322.9%
105Liberty Middle SchoolMadisonMadison City9001,10322.6%
106Asbury High SchoolAlbertvilleMarshall County53865922.5%
107Berry Elementary SchoolBerryFayette County29436022.4%
108Oak Park Elementary SchoolDecaturDecatur City39348122.4%
109Pelham OaksPelhamPelham City61375022.3%
110Jefferson County International Baccalaureate SchoolPleasant GroveJefferson County28234522.3%
111Riverton Elementary SchoolHuntsvilleMadison County48859622.1%
112Aliceville Elementary SchoolAlicevillePickens County34041522.1%
113Reeltown High SchoolNotasulgaTallapoosa County40849521.3%
114Oliver Elementary SchoolSealeRussell County39748121.2%
115Booker T Washington Magnet High SchoolMontgomeryMontgomery County40649221.2%
116Booker T Washington Middle SchoolMobileMobile County22327021.1%
117Cottondale Elementary SchoolCottondaleTuscaloosa County36243821.0%
118Coppinville SchoolEnterpriseEnterprise City47257121.0%
119New Brockton High SchoolNew BrocktonCoffee County37645521.0%
120Auburn High SchoolAuburnAuburn City1,8442,22720.8%
121Skyline High SchoolScottsboroJackson County48658620.6%
122Addison Elementary SchoolAddisonWinston County28734620.6%
123Kate D Smith DAR Elementary SchoolGrantMarshall County45354620.5%
124J Larry Newton SchoolFairhopeBaldwin County66880420.4%
125C L Salter Elementary SchoolTalladegaTalladega City29435320.1%
126Pickens County High SchoolReformPickens County22126519.9%
127Monrovia Elementary SchoolHuntsvilleMadison County50260019.5%
128Austinville Elementary SchoolDecaturDecatur City38846319.3%
129West Morgan High SchoolTrinityMorgan County39947619.3%
130Taylor White Elementary SchoolMobileMobile County37444619.3%
131Headland High SchoolHeadlandHenry County37144219.1%
132Dothan High SchoolDothanDothan City1,3341,58819.0%
133McAdory High SchoolMcCallaJefferson County1,0581,25919.0%
134Southview Elementary SchoolTuscaloosaTuscaloosa City54164419.0%
135Floyd Elementary SchoolGadsdenGadsden City32338418.9%
136Athens Intermediate SchoolAthensAthens City54064118.7%
137CL Scarborough Model Middle SchoolMobileMobile County54164118.5%
138Riverton Intermediate SchoolHuntsvilleMadison County73687218.5%
139Elba Elementary SchoolElbaElba City32037918.4%
140Meadowview Elementary SchoolSelmaSelma City28233418.4%
141Lincoln High SchoolLincolnTalladega County51360718.3%
142Geneva County Elementary SchoolHartfordGeneva County40147418.2%
143Good Hope Middle SchoolCullmanCullman County32037818.1%
144Mortimer Jordan High SchoolKimberlyJefferson County75188618.0%
145Hampton Cove Middle SchoolHampton CoveHuntsville City66578518.0%
146Fort Payne High SchoolFort PayneFort Payne City9371,10618.0%
147Saraland Elementary SchoolSaralandSaraland City8781,03417.8%
148Edgewood Elementary SchoolHomewoodHomewood City79493517.8%
149Calera HighCaleraShelby County8651,01817.7%
150Springville Middle SchoolSpringvilleSt Clair County61572317.6%
Page 3 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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