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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
851HIGHLAND JR.-SR. HIGHLEWISTOWNLEWIS CO. C-1420388-7.6%
852PLATTE CITY MIDDLEPLATTE CITYPLATTE CO. R-III699646-7.6%
853SALISBURY ELEM.SALISBURYSALISBURY R-IV250231-7.6%
854NORTH CALLAWAY HIGHKINGDOM CITYNORTH CALLAWAY CO. R-I376347-7.7%
855CLEARWATER MIDDLEPIEDMONTCLEARWATER R-I287265-7.7%
856STOCKTON MIDDLESTOCKTONSTOCKTON R-I299276-7.7%
857WARREN HILLS ELEM.LIBERTYLIBERTY 53647597-7.7%
858BOWLING GREEN MIDDLEBOWLING GREENBOWLING GREEN R-I308284-7.8%
859GERALD ELEM.GERALDGASCONADE CO. R-II307283-7.8%
860BLUE HILLS ELEM.INDEPENDENCEFORT OSAGE R-I387357-7.8%
861GREAT BEGINNINGS EARLY ED CTR.LEE'S SUMMITLEE'S SUMMIT R-VII359331-7.8%
862CEDAR CREEK ELEM.LEE'S SUMMITLEE'S SUMMIT R-VII528487-7.8%
863WYDOWN MIDDLECLAYTONCLAYTON655604-7.8%
864MID RIVERS ELEM.ST PETERSFORT ZUMWALT SCHOOL DISTRICT482444-7.9%
865KIRKWOOD EARLY CHILD. CTR.KIRKWOODKIRKWOOD R-VII330304-7.9%
866EL DORADO SPRINGS MIDDLEEL DORADO SPRINGSEL DORADO SPRINGS R-II289266-8.0%
867LITTLE BLUE ELEMENTARYKANSAS CITYRAYTOWN C-2412379-8.0%
868HILLSBORO JR. HIGHHILLSBOROHILLSBORO R-III535492-8.0%
869EDGAR ROAD ELEM.ST LOUISWEBSTER GROVES401369-8.0%
870TIMBER CREEK ELEM.RAYMORERAYMORE-PECULIAR R-II424390-8.0%
871MARQUETTE SR. HIGHCHESTERFIELDROCKWOOD R-VI2,2772,095-8.0%
872LAFAYETTE SR. HIGHWILDWOODROCKWOOD R-VI1,8161,669-8.1%
873PHILLIS WHEATLEY ELEMENTARYKANSAS CITYKANSAS CITY 33420386-8.1%
874REEDS SPRING PRIMARYREEDS SPRINGREEDS SPRING R-IV309284-8.1%
875HANCOCK SR. HIGHST LOUISHANCOCK PLACE402369-8.2%
876WALT DISNEY ELEM.SPRINGFIELDSPRINGFIELD R-XII560514-8.2%
877HAMILTON ELEM.HAMILTONHAMILTON R-II294270-8.2%
878BINGHAM MIDDLEINDEPENDENCEINDEPENDENCE 30795730-8.2%
879MONETT ELEM.MONETTMONETT R-I561515-8.2%
880CORDILL-MASON ELEM.BLUE SPRINGSBLUE SPRINGS R-IV743681-8.3%
881DOGWOOD ELEM.KEARNEYKEARNEY R-I505463-8.3%
882SULLIVAN MIDDLESULLIVANSULLIVAN474434-8.4%
883TIMBERLAND HIGHWENTZVILLEWENTZVILLE R-IV1,6641,525-8.4%
884NEW MADRID ELEMENTARYNEW MADRIDNEW MADRID CO. R-I273250-8.4%
885SIKESTON MIDDLE SCHOOLSIKESTONSIKESTON R-6538493-8.4%
886BRIDGEWAY ELEM.BRIDGETONPATTONVILLE R-III455417-8.4%
887DEXTER HIGHDEXTERDEXTER R-XI604553-8.4%
888CLARENCE CANNON ELEM.ELSBERRYELSBERRY R-II335307-8.4%
889Trenton High SchoolTrentonTRENTON R-IX347318-8.4%
890RAVENWOOD ELEMENTARYKANSAS CITYNORTH KANSAS CITY 74346317-8.4%
891FRANCIS HOWELL CENTRAL HIGHST CHARLESFRANCIS HOWELL R-III1,9131,750-8.5%
892WEBSTER GROVES HIGHST LOUISWEBSTER GROVES1,3701,253-8.5%
893MACON SENIOR HIGHMACONMACON CO. R-I426390-8.5%
894CENTER MIDDLEKANSAS CITYCENTER 58539493-8.5%
895BENTON HIGHST JOSEPHST. JOSEPH745682-8.5%
896WESTRIDGE ELEM.BALLWINROCKWOOD R-VI434397-8.5%
897MALDEN HIGHMALDENMALDEN R-I419383-8.6%
898CENTRAL ELEM.DEXTERDEXTER R-XI489447-8.6%
899FOX HILL ELEMENTARYKANSAS CITYNORTH KANSAS CITY 74663606-8.6%
900JAMESTOWN ELEM.FLORISSANTHAZELWOOD344314-8.7%
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