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Best Schools · Missouri · Fastest-growing

Fastest-growing Missouri public schools, 2017-2024

Missouri 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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MISSOURI · FASTEST-GROWING
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
451FRANCIS HOWELL HIGHST CHARLESFRANCIS HOWELL R-III1,8191,8431.3%
452CASSVILLE MIDDLECASSVILLECASSVILLE R-IV3903951.3%
453ELLIS ELEM.PLATTSBURGCLINTON CO. R-III2973011.3%
454CECIL FLOYD ELEM.JOPLINJOPLIN SCHOOLS5255321.3%
455MCMILLAN EARLY LEARNING CENTERMEXICOMEXICO 593153191.3%
456EZARD ELEM.CONWAYLACLEDE CO. R-I4174221.2%
457SECKMAN SR. HIGHIMPERIALFOX C-61,7171,7371.2%
458DAVID HARRISON ELEMENTARYSPRINGFIELDSPRINGFIELD R-XII3673711.1%
459CAMPBELL ELEM.CAMPBELLCAMPBELL R-II3093121.0%
460STONY POINT ELEM.GRAIN VALLEYGRAIN VALLEY R-V4704740.9%
461STOCKTON ELEM.STOCKTONSTOCKTON R-I3243270.9%
462EAST HIGH SCHOOLKANSAS CITYKANSAS CITY 331,1451,1550.9%
463BLACK HAWK MIDDLEWARRENTONWARREN CO. R-III6906960.9%
464CAMERON INTERMEDIATE SCHOOLCAMERONCAMERON R-I3883910.8%
465SCOTLAND CO. HIGHMEMPHISSCOTLAND CO. R-I2512530.8%
466OSTMANN ELEM.O'FALLONFORT ZUMWALT SCHOOL DISTRICT3593620.8%
467LIFT FOR LIFE ACADEMYST LOUISLIFT FOR LIFE ACADEMY2582600.8%
468WING ELEM.SIKESTONSIKESTON R-63563590.8%
469SPARTA ELEM.SPARTASPARTA R-III2612630.8%
470SMITH COTTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHLSEDALIASEDALIA 2001,1251,1330.7%
471ROCK BRIDGE ELEM.COLUMBIACOLUMBIA 935525560.7%
472OAK GROVE ELEM.OAK GROVEOAK GROVE R-VI4424450.7%
473PALMYRA HIGHPALMYRAPALMYRA R-I3293310.6%
474MOUNT VERNON HIGHMOUNT VERNONMT. VERNON R-V4714740.6%
475HOLDEN ELEM.HOLDENHOLDEN R-III5375400.6%
476SENN-THOMAS MIDDLEHERCULANEUMDUNKLIN R-V3453470.6%
477ELLISON ELEM.ST JOSEPHST. JOSEPH3413430.6%
478ANDERSON ELEM.ANDERSONMCDONALD CO. R-I5185210.6%
479ROGERS MIDDLEST LOUISAFFTON 1015535550.4%
480TROY MIDDLETROYTROY R-III7297320.4%
481OSCEOLA JR.-SR. HIGHOSCEOLAOSCEOLA2372380.4%
482LIBERTY HIGHLIBERTYLIBERTY 531,8351,8420.4%
483KEHRS MILL ELEM.CHESTERFIELDROCKWOOD R-VI5535550.4%
484CLEVER ELEM.CLEVERCLEVER R-V8688710.3%
485FLYNN PARK ELEM.UNIVERSITY CITYUNIVERSITY CITY3223230.3%
486O'NEAL ELEM.POPLAR BLUFFPOPLAR BLUFF R-I3433440.3%
487JEFFERSON ELEM.FARMINGTONFARMINGTON R-VII3423430.3%
488LAFAYETTE CO. HIGHHIGGINSVILLELAFAYETTE CO. C-12972980.3%
489MRH ELEMENTARYRICHMOND HEIGHTSMAPLEWOOD-RICHMOND HEIGHTS4354360.2%
490SENECA HIGHSENECASENECA R-VII4494500.2%
491EXCELSIOR SPRINGS HIGHEXCELSIOR SPRINGSEXCELSIOR SPRINGS 407637640.1%
492POTOSI HIGHPOTOSIPOTOSI R-III6726730.1%
493FT. ZUMWALT NORTH HIGHO'FALLONFORT ZUMWALT SCHOOL DISTRICT1,5361,5380.1%
494HENRY ELEM.CLINTONCLINTON3653650.0%
495WESTRAN ELEM.HUNTSVILLEWESTRAN R-I2802800.0%
496WHEATON ELEM.WHEATONWHEATON R-III2412410.0%
497STE. GENEVIEVE MIDDLESTE GENEVIEVESTE. GENEVIEVE CO. R-II4124120.0%
498SOUTH ELEM.JACKSONJACKSON R-II4334330.0%
499JOHN CARY EARLY CHILDHOOD CTR.ST LOUISMEHLVILLE R-IX3113110.0%
500UNIVERSITY ACADEMY-UPPERKANSAS CITYUNIVERSITY ACADEMY2372370.0%
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