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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
151Putnam City West High SchoolOklahoma CityPUTNAM CITY1,8032,03212.7%
152Tahlequah Middle SchoolTahlequahTAHLEQUAH64873012.7%
153Ridgeview Elementary SchoolOklahoma CityOKLAHOMA CITY33037212.7%
154Council Oak Elementary SchoolTulsaTULSA45250912.6%
155Mustang Lakehoma Elementary SchoolMustangMUSTANG52759312.5%
156Kellyville Upper Elementary SchoolKellyvilleKELLYVILLE20122612.4%
157Stroud High SchoolStroudSTROUD21724412.4%
158Central Middle SchoolBartlesvilleBARTLESVILLE58966212.4%
159Tishomingo Elementary SchoolTishomingoTISHOMINGO37742312.2%
160Sadler Arts AcademyMuskogeeMUSKOGEE37041512.2%
161Mayfield Middle SchoolOklahoma CityPUTNAM CITY74783812.2%
162Altus Junior High SchoolAltusALTUS47653312.0%
163Elk City High SchoolElk CityELK CITY56062712.0%
164Stillwater High SchoolStillwaterSTILLWATER1,1981,34111.9%
165Woodrow Wilson Elementary SchoolDuncanDUNCAN28732111.8%
166Perkins-Tryon High SchoolPERKINSPERKINS-TRYON40645411.8%
167Elgin Middle SchoolElginELGIN71679911.6%
168Stone Ridge Elementary SchoolYukonPIEDMONT57664311.6%
169Northwest Elementary SchoolCowetaCOWETA35339411.6%
170Choctaw High SchoolChoctawCHOCTAW-NICOMA PARK1,6751,86711.5%
171Bridge Creek Intermediate Elementary SchoolBlanchardBRIDGE CREEK37742011.4%
172Central Elementary SchoolGuthrieGUTHRIE24226911.2%
173Pauls Valley Intermediate SchoolPauls ValleyPAULS VALLEY26028911.2%
174Moore High SchoolMooreMOORE2,4212,68811.0%
175Tishomingo High SchoolTishomingoTISHOMINGO25528311.0%
176Durant High SchoolDurantDURANT9341,03610.9%
177Howe Elementary SchoolHoweHOWE40344710.9%
178Noble High SchoolNobleNOBLE81790510.8%
179Tony Goetz Elementary SchoolMuskogeeMUSKOGEE36940810.6%
180Altus High SchoolAltusALTUS88297510.5%
181Wiley Post Elementary SchoolOklahoma CityPUTNAM CITY61467810.4%
182Plainview Intermediate Elementary SchoolArdmorePLAINVIEW32936310.3%
183Cache High SchoolCacheCACHE58364310.3%
184Tahlequah High SchoolTahlequahTAHLEQUAH1,2331,35810.1%
185Idabel High SchoolIdabelIDABEL38942810.0%
186Stillwater Middle SchoolStillwaterSTILLWATER84793210.0%
187Jones High SchoolJonesJONES3463809.8%
188Hilldale Middle SchoolMuskogeeHILLDALE3924309.7%
189Donald P Sloat Junior High SchoolCowetaCOWETA4935419.7%
190Timber Ridge Elementary SchoolBroken ArrowBROKEN ARROW5676219.5%
191Jenks Middle SchoolJenksJENKS1,7591,9249.4%
192Dewar Elementary SchoolDewarDEWAR2282499.2%
193Apollo Elementary SchoolBethanyPUTNAM CITY4665099.2%
194Washington Middle SchoolWashingtonWASHINGTON2542779.1%
195Varnum Elementary SchoolSeminoleVARNUM2342559.0%
196Northwood Elementary SchoolPiedmontPIEDMONT5075528.9%
197Jay High SchoolJayJAY4334718.8%
198Wayland Bonds Elementary SchoolOklahoma CityMOORE5495978.7%
199Brink Junior High SchoolOklahoma CityMOORE6156688.6%
200Independence Intermediate SchlYukonYUKON7317948.6%
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