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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
551BLAIR OAKS HIGHJEFFERSON CITYBLAIR OAKS R-II427421-1.4%
552PIERCE CITY HIGHPIERCE CITYPIERCE CITY R-VI208205-1.4%
553BRANSON JR. HIGHBRANSONBRANSON R-IV704694-1.4%
554OAK HILL ELEM.ST LOUISST. LOUIS CITY260256-1.5%
555LINCOLN ELEM.LINCOLNLINCOLN R-II267263-1.5%
556GLADDEN ELEM.BELTONBELTON 124331326-1.5%
557Westview Middle SchoolSaint LouisRIVERVIEW GARDENS532524-1.5%
558BINGHAM ELEM.SPRINGFIELDSPRINGFIELD R-XII436429-1.6%
559AFFTON HIGHST LOUISAFFTON 101773761-1.6%
560TRUMAN MIDDLEST JOSEPHST. JOSEPH494486-1.6%
561LYON ELEMENTARYREPUBLICREPUBLIC R-III437430-1.6%
562CALIFORNIA HIGHCALIFORNIAMONITEAU CO. R-I446439-1.6%
563HILLCREST HIGHSPRINGFIELDSPRINGFIELD R-XII1,0831,065-1.7%
564STE. GENEVIEVE SR. HIGHSTE GENEVIEVESTE. GENEVIEVE CO. R-II576566-1.7%
565OAKVILLE MIDDLEST LOUISMEHLVILLE R-IX640629-1.7%
566ZITZMAN ELEM.PACIFICMERAMEC VALLEY R-III477469-1.7%
567EPIC ELEMENTARYLIBERTYLIBERTY 53298293-1.7%
568HORACE MANN ELEM.SEDALIASEDALIA 200281276-1.8%
569EAST MIDDLEJOPLINJOPLIN SCHOOLS603592-1.8%
570NORTHEAST MIDDLECREVE COEURPARKWAY C-2827812-1.8%
571CENTRAL HIGHPARK HILLSCENTRAL R-III616605-1.8%
572SKYLINE ELEM.SEDALIASEDALIA 200492483-1.8%
573TRUMAN LEARNING CENTERFARMINGTONFARMINGTON R-VII411403-1.9%
574RAYMORE-PECULIAR EAST MIDDLERAYMORERAYMORE-PECULIAR R-II804789-1.9%
575CENTRAL MIDDLECAPE GIRARDEAUCAPE GIRARDEAU 63635623-1.9%
576RALLS COUNTY ELEMENTARYCENTERRALLS CO. R-II362355-1.9%
577ANTONIA MIDDLE SCHOOLBARNHARTFOX C-6546535-2.0%
578GAINESVILLE HIGHGAINESVILLEGAINESVILLE R-V293287-2.0%
579NEW HAVEN ELEM.COLUMBIACOLUMBIA 93253248-2.0%
580NOEL PRIMARYSOUTHWEST CITYMCDONALD CO. R-I254249-2.0%
581REED ELEMENTARYST LOUISLADUE419410-2.1%
582SCOTT CO. ELEM.BENTONSCOTT CO. R-IV419410-2.1%
583WINDSOR HIGHIMPERIALWINDSOR C-1907887-2.2%
584EAST ELEMENTARYJACKSONJACKSON R-II742726-2.2%
585JAMES LEWIS ELEM.BLUE SPRINGSBLUE SPRINGS R-IV484473-2.3%
586Smithville HighSMITHVILLESMITHVILLE R-II865845-2.3%
587BLUE SPRINGS HIGHBLUE SPRINGSBLUE SPRINGS R-IV2,4872,429-2.3%
588FIELD ELEM.ST JOSEPHST. JOSEPH344336-2.3%
589South Point ElementaryWashingtonWASHINGTON435425-2.3%
590GREEN PINES ELEM.WILDWOODROCKWOOD R-VI433423-2.3%
591SENATH-HORNERSVILLE ELEM SCHSENATHSENATH-HORNERSVILLE C-8299292-2.3%
592HOWELL VALLEY ELEM.WEST PLAINSHOWELL VALLEY R-I206201-2.4%
593BOWLING GREEN HIGHBOWLING GREENBOWLING GREEN R-I382373-2.4%
594MEADOWS ELEM.ST LOUISRIVERVIEW GARDENS329321-2.4%
595DONALD D. SIEGRIST ELEM.PLATTE CITYPLATTE CO. R-III696679-2.4%
596KELLY A BURLISON MIDDLE SCHOOLFREDERICKTOWNFREDERICKTOWN R-I444433-2.5%
597SPRING BRANCH ELEM.INDEPENDENCEINDEPENDENCE 30285278-2.5%
598SHOOK ELEM.MARSHFIELDMARSHFIELD R-I480468-2.5%
599REEDS SPRING MIDDLEREEDS SPRINGREEDS SPRING R-IV275268-2.5%
600MRH MIDDLEMAPLEWOODMAPLEWOOD-RICHMOND HEIGHTS202197-2.5%
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