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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
901DARNELL COOKMAN MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOLJACKSONVILLEDUVAL1,0391,0682.8%
902BOOKER MIDDLE SCHOOLSARASOTASARASOTA7898112.8%
903DISCOVERY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLDELTONAVOLUSIA6356532.8%
904MIAMI COMMUNITY CHARTER SCHOOLFLORIDA CITYMIAMI-DADE5305452.8%
905CITRUS HIGH SCHOOLINVERNESSCITRUS1,4261,4652.7%
906CELEBRATION HIGH SCHOOLCELEBRATIONOSCEOLA2,6112,6812.7%
907PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR MIDDLE SCHOOLFORT MYERSLEE9739992.7%
908TOMMY SMITH ELEMENTARY SCHOOLPANAMA CITYBAY6606772.6%
909INTERNATIONAL STUDIES CHARTER MIDDLE SCHOOLMIAMIMIAMI-DADE3123202.6%
910GLENALLEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLNORTH PORTSARASOTA7307492.6%
911DOVER SHORES ELEMENTARYORLANDOORANGE3803902.6%
912EDGEWOOD ACADEMYFORT MYERSLEE5835982.6%
913LAKE BUTLER MIDDLE SCHOOLLAKE BUTLERUNION7337522.6%
914SEMINOLE HEIGHTS CHARTER HIGH SCHOOLTAMPAHILLSBOROUGH2692762.6%
915LAKEMONT ELEMENTARYWINTER PARKORANGE6136292.6%
916MATER ACADEMY LAKES MIDDLE SCHOOLHIALEAHMIAMI-DADE8488702.6%
917CITY/PEMBROKE PINES CHARTER MIDDLE SCHOOLPEMBROKE PINESBROWARD1,3191,3532.6%
918OCOEE ELEMENTARYOCOEEORANGE7057232.6%
919FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOLFERNANDINA BEACHNASSAU9549782.5%
920IMAGINE SCHOOLS AT SOUTH LAKECLERMONTLAKE1,0381,0642.5%
921ALTHA PUBLIC SCHOOLALTHACALHOUN6376532.5%
922GULF HIGHLANDS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLPORT RICHEYPASCO6726892.5%
923LOVE GROVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLJACKSONVILLEDUVAL3713802.4%
924LEGACY HIGH CHARTEROCOEEORANGE2102152.4%
925SILVER SANDS MIDDLE SCHOOLPORT ORANGEVOLUSIA1,1711,1992.4%
926PELICAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLCAPE CORALLEE9409632.4%
927NEW RIVER MIDDLE SCHOOLFORT LAUDERDALEBROWARD1,5291,5662.4%
928DIXIE M. HOLLINS HIGH SCHOOLKENNETH CITYPINELLAS1,8891,9342.4%
929ROLLING HILLS ELEMENTARYORLANDOORANGE5035152.4%
930MCKITRICK ELEMENTARY SCHOOLLUTZHILLSBOROUGH9129342.4%
931RAYMOND B. STEWART MIDDLE SCHOOLZEPHYRHILLSPASCO9329542.4%
932FOREST GROVE MIDDLE SCHOOLFORT PIERCEST. LUCIE8368552.3%
933GENE WITT ELEMENTARY SCHOOLBRADENTONMANATEE7257422.3%
934PEDRO MENENDEZ HIGH SCHOOLST AUGUSTINEST. JOHNS1,3711,4032.3%
935LOCKHART ELEMENTARYORLANDOORANGE4424522.3%
936R. CLEM CHURCHWELL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLLAKELANDPOLK6476622.3%
937ATLANTIC BEACH ELEMENTARY SCHOOLATLANTIC BEACHDUVAL4714822.3%
938SAND LAKE ELEMENTARYORLANDOORANGE7177332.2%
939CORAL SHORES HIGH SCHOOLTAVERNIERMONROE7377532.2%
940PAHOKEE MIDDLE-SENIOR HIGHPAHOKEEPALM BEACH8498682.2%
941STOWERS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLLITHIAHILLSBOROUGH8488672.2%
942SEABREEZE HIGH SCHOOLDAYTONA BEACHVOLUSIA1,5531,5872.2%
943SUN BLAZE ELEMENTARYORLANDOORANGE1,1251,1502.2%
944MANATEE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLBRADENTONMANATEE4784882.1%
945JESSE KEEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLLAKELANDPOLK6086212.1%
946WALKER ELEMENTARY SCHOOLCRESTVIEWOKALOOSA8578752.1%
947ANNETTE P. EDWINS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLFORT WALTON BEACHOKALOOSA4804902.1%
948KATE M. SMITH ELEMENTARY SCHOOLCHIPLEYWASHINGTON9149332.1%
949RAMPELLO K-8 MAGNET SCHOOLTAMPAHILLSBOROUGH7667822.1%
950LAKEWOOD PARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOLFORT PIERCEST. LUCIE6326452.1%
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