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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.

OKLAHOMA · FASTEST-GROWING
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
951Briarwood Elementary SchoolOklahoma CityMOORE632502-20.6%
952Unity Learning AcademyTulsaTULSA349277-20.6%
953Barnard Elementary SchoolTecumsehTECUMSEH316251-20.6%
954Davis Middle SchoolDavisDAVIS309245-20.7%
955Oakes Elementary SchoolOkemahOKEMAH299237-20.7%
956Morris Middle SchoolMorrisMORRIS246195-20.7%
957Park Road Elementary SchoolChandlerCHANDLER380301-20.8%
958Hartshorne Elementary SchoolHartshorneHARTSHORNE384304-20.8%
959Homer Elementary SchoolAdaBYNG635502-20.9%
960Red Oak Elementary SchoolRed OakRED OAK219173-21.0%
961Cooper Middle SchoolOklahoma CityPUTNAM CITY634501-21.0%
962Jefferson Elementary SchoolNormanNORMAN419331-21.0%
963Will Rogers Elementary SchoolOklahoma CityPUTNAM CITY458362-21.0%
964Central Elementary SchoolMooreMOORE730577-21.0%
965Andersen Elementary SchoolBroken ArrowUNION441348-21.1%
966Central High SchoolTulsaTULSA545430-21.1%
967Oklahoma Connections Academy High SchoolBartlesvilleOKLAHOMA CONNECTIONS ACADEMY (CHARTER)710560-21.1%
968Pocola High SchoolPocolaPOCOLA264208-21.2%
969Buchanan Elementary SchoolOklahoma CityOKLAHOMA CITY584460-21.2%
970Ninnekah Elementary SchoolNinnekahNINNEKAH274216-21.2%
971Carnegie Elementary SchoolCarnegieCARNEGIE324255-21.3%
972Crowder Elementary SchoolCROWDERCROWDER301237-21.3%
973East Elementary SchoolBroken ArrowBIXBY788620-21.3%
974Nowata High SchoolNowataNOWATA239188-21.3%
975Blackwell Elementary SchoolBlackwellBLACKWELL645507-21.4%
976Western Heights Middle SchoolOklahoma CityWESTERN HEIGHTS471370-21.4%
977Wellston Elementary SchoolWellstonWELLSTON284223-21.5%
978Robert E Lee Early ChildhoodDurantDURANT270212-21.5%
979Kansas High SchoolKansasKANSAS326256-21.5%
980Eastside Elementary SchoolSallisawSALLISAW440345-21.6%
981Fort Gibson Early Lrning CenterFort GibsonFORT GIBSON528414-21.6%
982Ringwood Elementary SchoolRingwoodRINGWOOD276216-21.7%
983Comanche High SchoolComancheCOMANCHE313244-22.0%
984Fairland Elementary SchoolFairlandFAIRLAND324252-22.2%
985Hoover Elementary SchoolEnidENID349271-22.3%
986Springdale Elementary SchoolTulsaTULSA493383-22.3%
987Dewey Middle SchoolDeweyDEWEY315244-22.5%
988Del City Elementary SchoolDel CityMIDWEST CITY-DEL CITY647500-22.7%
989Will Rogers Elementary SchoolBurns FlatBURNS FLAT-DILL CITY460355-22.8%
990Foyil Elementary SchoolFoyilFOYIL302233-22.8%
991Seminole Middle SchoolSeminoleSEMINOLE231178-22.9%
992Heritage ElementaryKingfisherKINGFISHER227175-22.9%
993Muskogee Ec CenterMuskogeeMUSKOGEE376290-22.9%
994Piedmont Elementary SchoolPiedmontPIEDMONT515397-22.9%
995Millwood Elementary SchoolOklahoma CityMILLWOOD598461-22.9%
996Woodland Hills Elementary SchoolLawtonLAWTON495381-23.0%
997Lawton High SchoolLawtonLAWTON1,6141,243-23.0%
998Moseley Public SchoolColcordMOSELEY238183-23.1%
999Cherokee Elementary SchoolCherokeeCHEROKEE224172-23.2%
1000Tecumseh Early Childhood CenterTecumsehTECUMSEH263202-23.2%
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