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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
251ELDON HIGHELDONELDON R-I5525978.2%
252RUSSELL HAWKINS JR. HIGHJACKSONJACKSON R-II8018678.2%
253NEOSHO JR. HIGHNEOSHONEOSHO SCHOOL DISTRICT6967538.2%
254OSAGE MIDDLEOSAGE BEACHSCHOOL OF THE OSAGE4434798.1%
255WINDSOR HIGHWINDSORHENRY CO. R-I3093348.1%
256JACKSON MIDDLEJACKSONJACKSON R-II7878508.0%
257HALLSVILLE MIDDLEHALLSVILLEHALLSVILLE R-IV3153407.9%
258CLINTON SR. HIGHCLINTONCLINTON5696147.9%
259PREMIER CHARTER SCHOOLST LOUISPREMIER CHARTER SCHOOL9039747.9%
260PLEASANT HILL HIGHPLEASANT HILLPLEASANT HILL R-III6777307.8%
261NORTH TECHNICALFLORISSANTSPECL. SCH. DST. ST. LOUIS CO.7738337.8%
262OSAGE CO. ELEM.LINNOSAGE CO. R-II2602807.7%
263DANIEL BOONE ELEM.WENTZVILLEFRANCIS HOWELL R-III3904207.7%
264CENTRAL ELEM.ST CHARLESFRANCIS HOWELL R-III8048657.6%
265KNOX CO. ELEM.EDINAKNOX CO. R-I2492687.6%
266WAYNESVILLE SR. HIGHWAYNESVILLEWAYNESVILLE R-VI1,5991,7197.5%
267CARTHAGE JR. HIGHCARTHAGECARTHAGE R-IX7197737.5%
268GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER ELEM.NEOSHONEOSHO SCHOOL DISTRICT5505917.5%
269KINGSTON PRIMARYCADETKINGSTON K-142132297.5%
270HANNIBAL SR. HIGHHANNIBALHANNIBAL 609751,0487.5%
271WILLARD CENTRAL ELEM.SPRINGFIELDWILLARD R-II3764047.4%
272SOUTHWEST CITY ELEM.SOUTHWEST CITYMCDONALD CO. R-I3263507.4%
273SENECA JUNIOR HIGHSENECASENECA R-VII2152317.4%
274BARBARA JORDAN ELEM.UNIVERSITY CITYUNIVERSITY CITY3603867.2%
275EAST NEWTON HIGHGRANBYEAST NEWTON CO. R-VI4154457.2%
276EUGENE FIELD ELEM.WEBB CITYWEBB CITY R-VII2072227.2%
277HERCULANEUM HIGHHERCULANEUMDUNKLIN R-V4354667.1%
278ROBIDOUX MIDDLEST JOSEPHST. JOSEPH3784057.1%
279NORTH KIRKWOOD MIDDLEKIRKWOODKIRKWOOD R-VII6516977.1%
280SMITH-COTTON HIGH SCHOOLSEDALIASEDALIA 2001,4491,5517.0%
281LADUE MIDDLEST LOUISLADUE9841,0537.0%
282EAGLE GLEN ELEMENTARYRAYMORERAYMORE-PECULIAR R-II3874147.0%
283LOGAN-ROGERSVILLE PRIMARYROGERSVILLELOGAN-ROGERSVILLE R-VIII3453697.0%
284MARIONVILLE ELEMMarionvilleMARIONVILLE R-IX3463706.9%
285ODESSA HIGHODESSAODESSA R-VII6096516.9%
286MARK TWAIN ELEM.HANNIBALHANNIBAL 603523766.8%
287WARRENSBURG HIGHWARRENSBURGWARRENSBURG R-VI9621,0276.8%
288SOUTHWEST HIGHWASHBURNSOUTHWEST R-V2212366.8%
289NEW HAVEN ELEM.NEW HAVENNEW HAVEN2362526.8%
290WEST COUNTY HIGHPARK HILLSWEST ST. FRANCOIS CO. R-IV3113326.8%
291WEST PLAINS SR. HIGHWEST PLAINSWEST PLAINS R-VII1,0371,1086.8%
292SOUTHWEST ELEM.LAWSONLAWSON R-XIV4114396.8%
293GRANBYGRANBYEAST NEWTON CO. R-VI5465836.8%
294FESTUS INTERMEDIATEFESTUSFESTUS R-VI7538046.8%
295NIXA JUNIOR HIGHNIXANixa Public Schools9681,0336.7%
296SYCAMORE HILLS ELEM.INDEPENDENCEINDEPENDENCE 305385746.7%
297Academie Lafayette Oak ElemKansas CityACADEMIE LAFAYETTE4885206.6%
298BLUE RIDGE ELEM.COLUMBIACOLUMBIA 934254536.6%
299PATTONVILLE HEIGHTS MIDDLEMARYLAND HEIGHTSPATTONVILLE R-III6386806.6%
300DANIEL WEBSTER ELEM.MARSHFIELDMARSHFIELD R-I4094366.6%
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