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The fastest-declining public schools by enrollment in Marin County, California

Across Marin County, California, 40 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the steepest enrollment decline between the 2017-18 and 2024-25 school years. Short Elementary leads the list at -54.5%, against a median of -14.6% across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked
40
Marin County, California
Best Enrollment change
-54.5%
Median Enrollment change
-14.6%
FASTEST DECLINING · MARIN COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
1Short ElementarySan Rafael, CASan Rafael City Elementary20091-54.5%
2CoveCorte Madera, CALarkspur-Corte Madera445275-38.2%
3Del Mar MiddleTiburon, CAReed Union Elementary568359-36.8%
4Bel Aire ElementaryTiburon, CAReed Union Elementary503322-36.0%
5Edna Maguire ElementaryMill Valley, CAMill Valley Elementary588399-32.1%
6Mill Valley MiddleMill Valley, CAMill Valley Elementary1,050721-31.3%
7Strawberry Point ElementaryMill Valley, CAMill Valley Elementary355259-27.0%
8White Hill MiddleFairfax, CARoss Valley Elementary808601-25.6%
9Glenwood ElementarySan Rafael, CASan Rafael City Elementary417315-24.5%
10Tamalpais Valley ElementaryMill Valley, CAMill Valley Elementary482368-23.7%
11San Jose MiddleNovato, CANovato Unified726559-23.0%
12Wade Thomas ElementarySan Anselmo, CARoss Valley Elementary378292-22.8%
13Lynwood ElementaryNovato, CANovato Unified336260-22.6%
14Lucas Valley ElementarySan Rafael, CAMiller Creek Elementary406315-22.4%
15Neil Cummins ElementaryCorte Madera, CALarkspur-Corte Madera580451-22.2%
16Vallecito ElementarySan Rafael, CAMiller Creek Elementary510408-20.0%
17Anthony G. Bacich ElementaryKentfield, CAKentfield Elementary645526-18.4%
18Adaline E. Kent MiddleKentfield, CAKentfield Elementary588488-17.0%
19Sinaloa MiddleNovato, CANovato Unified826693-16.1%
20Hall MiddleLarkspur, CALarkspur-Corte Madera516440-14.7%
21Hidden Valley ElementarySan Anselmo, CARoss Valley Elementary320274-14.4%
22Brookside ElementarySan Anselmo, CARoss Valley Elementary320278-13.1%
23James B. Davidson MiddleSan Rafael, CASan Rafael City Elementary1,2031,052-12.6%
24Old Mill ElementaryMill Valley, CAMill Valley Elementary298261-12.4%
25Ross ElementaryRoss, CARoss Elementary387339-12.4%
26San Pedro ElementarySan Rafael, CASan Rafael City Elementary533469-12.0%
27Hamilton TK-8Novato, CANovato Unified613544-11.3%
28Novato HighNovato, CANovato Unified1,4421,287-10.7%
29Manor ElementaryFairfax, CARoss Valley Elementary257234-8.9%
30Tamalpais HighMill Valley, CATamalpais Union High1,5841,470-7.2%
31Redwood HighLarkspur, CATamalpais Union High1,8361,722-6.2%
32Coleman ElementarySan Rafael, CASan Rafael City Elementary401378-5.7%
33Archie Williams HighSan Anselmo, CATamalpais Union High1,2031,141-5.2%
34Mary E. Silveira ElementarySan Rafael, CAMiller Creek Elementary433412-4.8%
35San Ramon ElementaryNovato, CANovato Unified476456-4.2%
36Park ElementaryMill Valley, CAMill Valley Elementary310301-2.9%
37Reed ElementaryTiburon, CAReed Union Elementary371362-2.4%
38Miller Creek MiddleSan Rafael, CAMiller Creek Elementary632620-1.9%
39Bahia Vista ElementarySan Rafael, CASan Rafael City Elementary561552-1.6%
40San Rafael HighSan Rafael, CASan Rafael City High1,3331,332-0.1%
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