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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
351Henry Zarrow International SchoolTulsaTULSA4834911.7%
352Grove Elementary SchoolTulsaUNION5435521.7%
353Preston Elementary SchoolPrestonPRESTON3863921.6%
354Lindsay High SchoolLindsayLINDSAY3093141.6%
355Latta Elementary SchoolAdaLATTA5145221.6%
356Fairview High SchoolFairviewFAIRVIEW2052081.5%
357Salina High SchoolSalinaSALINA2682721.5%
358Dewey High SchoolDeweyDEWEY3583631.4%
359Madill High SchoolMadillMADILL5045111.4%
360Owasso High SchoolOwassoOWASSO3,0073,0501.4%
361Northwoods Fine Arts AcademySand SpringsSAND SPRINGS4985051.4%
362Windsor Hills Elementary SchoolOklahoma CityPUTNAM CITY7107201.4%
363Guymon High SchoolGuymonGUYMON8548651.3%
364Healdton Elementary SchoolHealdtonHEALDTON2342371.3%
365Parkview Elementary SchoolStroudSTROUD4264311.2%
366Stilwell High SchoolStilwellSTILWELL6346411.1%
367Kansas Elementary SchoolKansasKANSAS3803841.1%
368Western Oaks Middle SchoolBethanyPUTNAM CITY6716770.9%
369Epperly Heights Elementary SchoolDel CityMIDWEST CITY-DEL CITY6466510.8%
370James L. Capps Middle SchoolWarr AcresPUTNAM CITY9319380.8%
371Sallisaw Middle SchoolSallisawSALLISAW4044070.7%
372Blanchard Middle SchoolBlanchardBLANCHARD4514540.7%
373Perkins-Tryon Elementary SchoolPERKINSPERKINS-TRYON4384410.7%
374Adair High SchoolAdairADAIR2792810.7%
375Pamela Hodson Elementary SchoolOwassoOWASSO5595630.7%
376Holdenville High SchoolHoldenvilleHOLDENVILLE2882900.7%
377Elk City Intermediate Elementary SchoolElk CityELK CITY4664690.6%
378Alcott Middle SchoolNormanNORMAN7047080.6%
379Cushing High SchoolCushingCUSHING5185210.6%
380Central Oak Elementary SchoolOklahoma CityCROOKED OAK5735760.5%
381Sequoyah Middle SchoolEdmondEDMOND1,0501,0530.3%
382Sooner Elementary SchoolOklahoma CityMOORE4624630.2%
383Plainview Middle SchoolArdmorePLAINVIEW3663660.0%
384Adair Middle SchoolAdairADAIR2332330.0%
385Liberty Elementary SchoolSallisawSALLISAW5595590.0%
386Spiro Middle SchoolSpiroSPIRO2222220.0%
387Cimarron Middle SchoolEdmondEDMOND8338330.0%
388Garber Elementary SchoolGarberGARBER2522520.0%
389Overholser Elementary SchoolBethanyPUTNAM CITY5845840.0%
390Clyde Boyd Middle SchoolSand SpringsSAND SPRINGS1,0481,046-0.2%
391Mooreland Elementary SchoolMoorelandMOORELAND402401-0.2%
392Harrah High SchoolHarrahHARRAH642641-0.2%
393Cleveland Elementary SchoolLawtonLAWTON320319-0.3%
394Oak Crest Elementary SchoolBroken ArrowBROKEN ARROW363362-0.3%
395Dierks Elementary SchoolBroken BowBROKEN BOW388387-0.3%
396Purcell Intermediate SchoolPurcellPURCELL329328-0.3%
397Blanchard Intermediate Elementary SchoolBlanchardBLANCHARD462460-0.4%
398Santa Fe South Early ChildhoodOklahoma CitySANTA FE SOUTH CHARTER264263-0.4%
399Seiling Elementary SchoolSeilingSEILING271270-0.4%
400Washington Elementary SchoolAdaADA394392-0.5%
Page 8 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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