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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
151Brookhill Elementary SchoolAthensAthens City32338017.6%
152Union Hill SchoolSomervilleMorgan County40147117.5%
153Holt High SchoolTuscaloosaTuscaloosa County38845617.5%
154ER Dickson Elementary SchoolMobileMobile County82496717.4%
155Beauregard Elementary SchoolOpelikaLee County66878317.2%
156Montevallo High SchoolMontevalloShelby County41548516.9%
157Holtville High SchoolDeatsvilleElmore County47655516.6%
158Central Freshman AcademyPhenix CityPhenix City44051316.6%
159Julian Newman Elementary SchoolAthensAthens City35140916.5%
160Falkville High SchoolFalkvilleMorgan County40246716.2%
161Winterboro High SchoolAlpineTalladega County32738016.2%
162East Lawrence High SchoolTrinityLawrence County35140816.2%
163Brookwood Elementary SchoolEnterpriseEnterprise City56665716.1%
164Russellville Middle SchoolRussellvilleRussellville City51760016.1%
165Midland City Elementary SchoolMidland CityDale County41247816.0%
166Saint Clair County High SchoolOdenvilleSt Clair County57466515.9%
167Lincoln Elementary SchoolLincolnTalladega County77990215.8%
168Newton Elementary SchoolNewtonDale County25329315.8%
169Central Elementary SchoolRockfordCoosa County34339715.7%
170Lanett Senior High SchoolLanettLanett City22526015.6%
171Silverhill SchoolSilverhillBaldwin County43149715.3%
172Good Hope Primary SchoolCullmanCullman County34840115.2%
173Bob Jones High SchoolMadisonMadison City1,7792,04815.1%
174Northridge High SchoolTuscaloosaTuscaloosa City1,0021,15315.1%
175Corley Elementary SchoolBoazBoaz City37342915.0%
176GoldsmithSchiffman ElementaryBig CoveHuntsville City81393515.0%
177Coldwater Elementary SchoolAnnistonOxford City34039115.0%
178Northside SchoolOpelikaOpelika City40446414.9%
179Sumiton Elementary SchoolSumitonWalker County62772014.8%
180Blue Springs Elementary SchoolAthensLimestone County48655814.8%
181South Girard SchoolPhenix CityPhenix City43750114.6%
182Endeavor Elementary SchoolHarvestMadison County66376014.6%
183Tharptown High SchoolRussellvilleFranklin County35841014.5%
184Childersburg Elementary SchoolChildersburgTalladega County24327814.4%
185Kelly Springs Elementary SchoolDothanDothan City45151614.4%
186Auburn Junior High SchoolAuburnAuburn City1,3051,49114.3%
187Chatom Elementary SchoolChatomWashington County27431314.2%
188Robert E Lee ElementarySatsumaSatsuma City70580514.2%
189Northside High SchoolNorthportTuscaloosa County46953514.1%
190Weeden Elementary SchoolFlorenceFlorence City41847714.1%
191Loachapoka High SchoolLoachapokaLee County24327714.0%
192Florence Howard Elementary SchoolMobileMobile County43649714.0%
193Pelham High SchoolPelhamPelham City9451,07613.9%
194Northside Middle SchoolNorthportTuscaloosa County34639413.9%
195Central Baldwin Middle SchoolRobertsdaleBaldwin County67476813.9%
196Lafayette Eastside Elementary SchoolLafayetteChambers County27331113.9%
197Greenwood Elementary SchoolBessemerBessemer City25529013.7%
198Barkley Bridge Elementary SchoolHartselleHartselle City36941913.6%
199Smiths Station High SchoolSmiths StationLee County1,3981,58813.6%
200Attalla Elementary SchoolAttallaAttalla City58666513.5%
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