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The fastest-declining public elementary schools by enrollment in Calhoun County, Alabama

Across Calhoun County, Alabama, 6 public elementary schools are ranked here, ranked by the steepest enrollment decline between the 2017-18 and 2024-25 school years. Pleasant Valley Elementary School leads the list at -18.1%, against a median of -7.8% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
6
Calhoun County, Alabama
Best Enrollment change
-18.1%
Median Enrollment change
-7.8%
FASTEST DECLINING · CALHOUN COUNTY, ALABAMA
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
1Pleasant Valley Elementary SchoolJacksonville, ALCalhoun County559458-18.1%
2Weaver Elementary SchoolWeaver, ALCalhoun County637544-14.6%
3Golden Springs Elementary SchoolAnniston, ALAnniston City391357-8.7%
4Wellborn Elementary SchoolAnniston, ALCalhoun County642598-6.9%
5Piedmont Elementary SchoolPiedmont, ALPiedmont City566542-4.2%
6De Armanville Elementary SchoolAnniston, ALOxford City490478-2.4%
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