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Best Schools · Florida · Fastest-growing

Fastest-growing Florida public schools, 2017-2024

Florida 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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FLORIDA · FASTEST-GROWING
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
651ORANGE GROVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSEMINOLEPINELLAS3744058.3%
652INNOVATION CHARTER SCHOOLPOMPANO BEACHBROWARD3754068.3%
653SUNRISE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLPALM BAYBREVARD8389078.2%
654LAWTON CHILES MIDDLE ACADEMYLAKELANDPOLK6517048.1%
655AUBURNDALE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLAUBURNDALEPOLK1,6381,7708.1%
656SOMERSET OAKS ACADEMYHOMESTEADMIAMI-DADE5816288.1%
657ALONSO HIGH SCHOOLTAMPAHILLSBOROUGH2,6482,8638.1%
658CRYSTAL RIVER MIDDLE SCHOOLCRYSTAL RIVERCITRUS8389068.1%
659NORTH PORT HIGH SCHOOLNORTH PORTSARASOTA2,3652,5578.1%
660NAVARRE HIGH SCHOOLNAVARRESANTA ROSA2,2322,4108.0%
661CRYSTAL LAKES ELEMENTARY SCHOOLBOYNTON BEACHPALM BEACH7277858.0%
662VALLEYVIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOLLAKELANDPOLK7257838.0%
663SHOAL RIVER MIDDLE SCHOOLCRESTVIEWOKALOOSA8559238.0%
664HARNS MARSH ELEMENTARY SCHOOLLEHIGH ACRESLEE1,0221,1037.9%
665ST. PETERSBURG COLLEGIATE HIGH SCHOOLST PETERSBURGPINELLAS2412607.9%
666FLORAL AVENUE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLBARTOWPOLK5425857.9%
667VILLAGE GREEN ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES SCHOOLPORT ST LUCIEST. LUCIE5435867.9%
668RAA MIDDLE SCHOOLTALLAHASSEELEON8619287.8%
669MANATEE COVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLORANGE CITYVOLUSIA7307877.8%
670JENSEN BEACH HIGH SCHOOLJENSEN BEACHMARTIN1,5981,7227.8%
671TRINITY SCHOOL FOR CHILDRENTAMPAHILLSBOROUGH8449107.8%
672PARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOLAVON PARKHIGHLANDS5175577.7%
673BROADMOOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOLMIAMIMIAMI-DADE4655017.7%
674SOUTHPORT MIDDLE SCHOOLPORT ST LUCIEST. LUCIE8108727.7%
675CROOMS ACADEMY OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYSANFORDSEMINOLE6857387.7%
676CUTLER BAY MIDDLECUTLER BAYMIAMI-DADE8699357.6%
677VENICE MIDDLE SCHOOLVENICESARASOTA6807327.6%
678HERNANDO HIGH SCHOOLBROOKSVILLEHERNANDO1,2071,2997.6%
679CHOCACHATTI ELEMENTARY SCHOOLBROOKSVILLEHERNANDO7287837.6%
680NORTHVIEW HIGH SCHOOLCENTURYESCAMBIA4905277.6%
681SATELLITE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLSATELLITE BEACHBREVARD1,3361,4387.6%
682FERNANDINA BEACH MIDDLE SCHOOLFERNANDINA BEACHNASSAU6707217.6%
683WEEKI WACHEE HIGH SCHOOLWEEKI WACHEEHERNANDO1,3371,4377.5%
684CHESTNUT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FOR SCIENCE AND ENGINEERINGKISSIMMEEOSCEOLA6787297.5%
685BAY HIGH SCHOOLPANAMA CITYBAY1,1991,2897.5%
686CENTENNIAL MIDDLE SCHOOLDADE CITYPASCO6406887.5%
687SHERWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOLMELBOURNEBREVARD4594937.4%
688PORT CHARLOTTE HIGH SCHOOLPORT CHARLOTTECHARLOTTE1,6111,7307.4%
689W. C. PRYOR MIDDLE SCHOOLFORT WALTON BEACHOKALOOSA6727217.3%
690PINE GROVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLBROOKSVILLEHERNANDO8799437.3%
691MAPLEWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOLOCALAMARION7638197.3%
692BAGDAD ELEMENTARY SCHOOLMILTONSANTA ROSA4675017.3%
693ANNIE LUCY WILLIAMS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLPARRISHMANATEE9159817.2%
694FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY SCHOOLTALLAHASSEEFSU LAB SCH1,7261,8517.2%
695PLATO ACADEMY OF ST.PETERSBURGST. PETERSBURGPINELLAS3493747.2%
696DOWDELL MIDDLE MAGNET SCHOOLTAMPAHILLSBOROUGH6136577.2%
697ETHEL KOGER BECKHAM K-8 CENTERMIAMIMIAMI-DADE7668217.2%
698BENNETT C RUSSELL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLMILTONSANTA ROSA8398997.2%
699DESTIN MIDDLE SCHOOLDESTINOKALOOSA7467997.1%
700TRAFALGAR MIDDLE SCHOOLCAPE CORALLEE8989627.1%
Page 14 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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