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The fastest-declining public schools by enrollment in Sunnyvale, California

Across Sunnyvale, California, 16 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the steepest enrollment decline between the 2017-18 and 2024-25 school years. Chester W. Nimitz Elementary leads the list at -47.6%, against a median of -18.1% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
16
Sunnyvale, California
Best Enrollment change
-47.6%
Median Enrollment change
-18.1%
FASTEST DECLINING · SUNNYVALE, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
1Chester W. Nimitz ElementarySunnyvale, CACupertino Union668350-47.6%
2Louis E. Stocklmeir ElementarySunnyvale, CACupertino Union1,191840-29.5%
3Cherry Chase ElementarySunnyvale, CASunnyvale860622-27.7%
4Fairwood ElementarySunnyvale, CASunnyvale435324-25.5%
5Cupertino MiddleSunnyvale, CACupertino Union1,4281,067-25.3%
6West Valley ElementarySunnyvale, CACupertino Union560422-24.6%
7Cumberland ElementarySunnyvale, CASunnyvale768586-23.7%
8Ponderosa ElementarySunnyvale, CASanta Clara Unified642524-18.4%
9Marian A. Peterson MiddleSunnyvale, CASanta Clara Unified923759-17.8%
10Sunnyvale MiddleSunnyvale, CASunnyvale1,2051,053-12.6%
11Lakewood ElementarySunnyvale, CASunnyvale424372-12.3%
12Columbia MiddleSunnyvale, CASunnyvale773697-9.8%
13Vargas ElementarySunnyvale, CASunnyvale478435-9.0%
14Braly ElementarySunnyvale, CASanta Clara Unified414381-8.0%
15Bishop ElementarySunnyvale, CASunnyvale490465-5.1%
16Fremont HighSunnyvale, CAFremont Union High2,1232,060-3.0%
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