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The fastest-declining public schools by enrollment in Eagle County, Colorado

This ranking covers the fastest-declining public schools by enrollment in Eagle County, Colorado, drawn from 11 qualifying public schools. Berry Creek Middle School leads the list at -30.0%, against a median of -16.2% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
11
Eagle County, Colorado
Best Enrollment change
-30.0%
Median Enrollment change
-16.2%
FASTEST DECLINING · EAGLE COUNTY, COLORADO
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
1Berry Creek Middle SchoolEDWARDS, COEagle County School District No. Re 50303212-30.0%
2Homestake Peak SchoolAVON, COEagle County School District No. Re 50589421-28.5%
3Gypsum Creek Middle SchoolGYPSUM, COEagle County School District No. Re 50391317-18.9%
4Brush Creek Elementary SchoolEAGLE, COEagle County School District No. Re 50420341-18.8%
5Avon Elementary SchoolAVON, COEagle County School District No. Re 50290242-16.6%
6Red Hill Elementary SchoolGYPSUM, COEagle County School District No. Re 50401336-16.2%
7Eagle Valley Elementary SchoolEAGLE, COEagle County School District No. Re 50400350-12.5%
8Edwards Elementary SchoolEDWARDS, COEagle County School District No. Re 50302269-10.9%
9Basalt Elementary SchoolBASALT, CORoaring Fork School District No. Re-1583539-7.5%
10Stone Creek SchoolEDWARDS, COState Charter School Institute310297-4.2%
11Battle Mountain High SchoolEDWARDS, COEagle County School District No. Re 50954916-4.0%
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