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Fastest-growing Massachusetts public schools, 2017-2024

Massachusetts 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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MASSACHUSETTS · FASTEST-GROWING

#	School	City	District	2017-18	2024-25	% Change
51	Billerica Memorial High School	Billerica	Billerica	1,340	1,816	35.5%
52	Mildred Aitken School	Seekonk	Seekonk	428	578	35.0%
53	Philip G Coburn	West Springfield	West Springfield	518	699	34.9%
54	Boston International High School & Newcomers Academy	Dorchester	Boston	366	490	33.9%
55	English High School	Boston	Boston	539	720	33.6%
56	Mashpee Middle-High School	Mashpee	Mashpee	451	600	33.0%
57	Sandwich Middle High School	East Sandwich	Sandwich	669	888	32.7%
58	Essex North Shore Agricultural and Technical School	Hathorne	Essex North Shore Agricultural and Technical School District	1,382	1,830	32.4%
59	Franklin County Technical	Turners Falls	Franklin County Regional Vocational Technical	487	643	32.0%
60	Brayton	North Adams	North Adams	260	342	31.5%
61	Blackstone Millville RHS	Blackstone	Blackstone-Millville	407	534	31.2%
62	Avon Middle High School	Avon	Avon	312	409	31.1%
63	Madison Park Technical Vocational High School	Roxbury	Boston	859	1,121	30.5%
64	Rogers STEM Academy	Lowell	Lowell	685	892	30.2%
65	Thomas V Nash	Weymouth	Weymouth	203	263	29.6%
66	Elmwood	Hopkinton	Hopkinton	501	648	29.3%
67	Clifford M Granger	Feeding Hills	Agawam	280	361	28.9%
68	Quabbin Regional Middle School	Barre	Quabbin	396	510	28.8%
69	Rockport Middle High	Rockport	Rockport	286	367	28.3%
70	Clinton Elementary	Clinton	Clinton	680	870	27.9%
71	Morton Middle	Fall River	Fall River	587	751	27.9%
72	South High Community	Worcester	Worcester	1,407	1,800	27.9%
73	Loker School	Wayland	Wayland	281	359	27.8%
74	Brooke Charter School	Mattapan	Brooke Charter School	1,736	2,216	27.6%
75	Clinton Senior High	Clinton	Clinton	457	582	27.4%
76	Ruth Batson Academy	Dorchester	Boston	474	604	27.4%
77	Arlington High	Arlington	Arlington	1,325	1,677	26.6%
78	Hopkins Elementary School	Hopkinton	Hopkinton	540	682	26.3%
79	Henry Lord Community School	Fall River	Fall River	651	817	25.5%
80	B M C Durfee High	Fall River	Fall River	2,112	2,642	25.1%
81	West Intermediate	Wilmington	Wilmington	247	309	25.1%
82	Dever Elementary School	Dorchester	Boston	356	445	25.0%
83	North Quincy High	Quincy	Quincy	1,220	1,520	24.6%
84	Minuteman Regional High	Lexington	Minuteman Regional Vocational Technical	538	669	24.3%
85	Maria Hastings	Lexington	Lexington	466	579	24.2%
86	South West Middle School	Quincy	Quincy	362	449	24.0%
87	John F Kennedy Middle	Waltham	Waltham	512	635	24.0%
88	J Turner Hood	North Reading	North Reading	336	416	23.8%
89	Hopkinton Middle School	Hopkinton	Hopkinton	805	996	23.7%
90	Eliot K-8 Innovation School	Boston	Boston	635	784	23.5%
91	Helen Hansen Elementary	Stoughton	Stoughton	231	285	23.4%
92	South Elementary	Stoughton	Stoughton	248	305	23.0%
93	Shay Elementary	Amesbury	Amesbury	395	485	22.8%
94	Joseph P Keefe Technical High School	Framingham	South Middlesex Regional Vocational Technical	731	896	22.6%
95	KIPP Academy Lynn Charter School	Lynn	KIPP Academy Lynn Charter	1,336	1,637	22.5%
96	Excel Academy Charter School	East Boston	Excel Academy Charter	1,127	1,379	22.4%
97	Uxbridge High	Uxbridge	Uxbridge	482	590	22.4%
98	Lawrence Family Development Charter School	Lawrence	Lawrence Family Development Charter	737	899	22.0%
99	Gr Lawrence Regional Vocational Technical	Andover	Greater Lawrence Regional Vocational Technical	1,509	1,837	21.7%
100	Clark Avenue School	Chelsea	Chelsea	554	673	21.5%

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