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Best Schools · Oklahoma · Fastest-growing

Fastest-growing Oklahoma public schools, 2017-2024

Oklahoma 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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OKLAHOMA · FASTEST-GROWING
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
851THOMAS ESThomasTHOMAS-FAY-CUSTER UNIFIED DIST308260-15.6%
852WAYNE ESWayneWAYNE250211-15.6%
853WILLOW BROOK ESOklahoma CityOKLAHOMA CITY455384-15.6%
854SULPHUR ESSulphurSULPHUR451380-15.7%
855SOUTHERN HILLS ESOklahoma CityOKLAHOMA CITY560472-15.7%
856KONAWA HSKonawaKONAWA210177-15.7%
857MEEKER ESMeekerMEEKER395333-15.7%
858HOOKER ESHookerHOOKER482406-15.8%
859CYRIL ESCyrilCYRIL202170-15.8%
860MOUNDS ESMoundsMOUNDS412347-15.8%
861PONCA CITY EAST MSPonca CityPONCA CITY380320-15.8%
862JENKS EAST ESJenksJENKS1,6111,356-15.8%
863JOHN ROSS ESEdmondEDMOND768646-15.9%
864CROSS TIMBERS ESTecumsehTECUMSEH487409-16.0%
865MCKINLEY ESTulsaTULSA539453-16.0%
866KONAWA ESKonawaKONAWA324272-16.0%
867HODGEN PUBLIC SCHOOLHodgenHODGEN262220-16.0%
868DICKSON ESArdmoreDICKSON385323-16.1%
869SALINA ESSalinaSALINA376315-16.2%
870HEAVENER ESHeavenerHEAVENER647542-16.2%
871MCCORD PUBLIC SCHOOLPonca CityMCCORD351294-16.2%
872RUSSELL BABB ESHarrahHARRAH375314-16.3%
873LANE PUBLIC SCHOOLLaneLANE274229-16.4%
874PARKLAND ESYukonYUKON345288-16.5%
875SEQUOYAH ESShawneeSHAWNEE351293-16.5%
876KELLYVILLE HSKellyvilleKELLYVILLE309258-16.5%
877LIMESTONE ESSand SpringsSAND SPRINGS310259-16.5%
878TULSA LEGACY ESTulsaTULSA LEGACY CHARTER SCHOOL597498-16.6%
879HENNESSEY LOWER ESHennesseyHENNESSEY410342-16.6%
880MULDROW HSMuldrowMULDROW524437-16.6%
881SAYRE ESSayreSAYRE390325-16.7%
882ACHILLE ESAchilleACHILLE267222-16.9%
883BRIDGESTONE ESOklahoma CityWESTERN HEIGHTS490407-16.9%
884CROSS TIMBERS ESEdmondEDMOND959795-17.1%
885CEDAR HEIGHTS ESWoodwardWOODWARD286237-17.1%
886WEST JHSOklahoma CityMOORE731605-17.2%
887SULLIVAN VILLAGE ESLawtonLAWTON459380-17.2%
888OKLAHOMA UNION ESSouth CoffeyvilleOKLAHOMA UNION320265-17.2%
889SANGRE RIDGE ESStillwaterSTILLWATER600497-17.2%
890MARK TWAIN ESOklahoma CityOKLAHOMA CITY325269-17.2%
891DEBORAH BROWN CHARTER ESTulsaDEBORAH BROWN COMMUNITY CHARTER SCHOOL267221-17.2%
892ROCKWOOD ESOklahoma CityOKLAHOMA CITY520430-17.3%
893NORTHWEST HEIGHTS ESDurantDURANT622514-17.4%
894HIGHLAND PARK ESStillwaterSTILLWATER613505-17.6%
895LEISURE PARK ESBroken ArrowBROKEN ARROW648534-17.6%
896HIGHLAND PARK ESBroken ArrowBROKEN ARROW797654-17.9%
897HIGHLAND PARK ESWoodwardWOODWARD255209-18.0%
898MARSHALL T. MOORE ESBroken ArrowUNION553453-18.1%
899FREDERICK ESFrederickFREDERICK444363-18.2%
900WAUKOMIS ESWaukomisWAUKOMIS313256-18.2%
Page 18 of 20 · 1,000 ranked. Open in both years; required 200+ students in 2017-18 to keep the percentage change meaningful.

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