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The fastest-declining public elementary schools by enrollment in Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut

33 public elementary schools in Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut appear in this ranking of the fastest-declining public elementary schools by enrollment, ranked by the steepest enrollment decline between the 2017-18 and 2024-25 school years. Windham Center School leads the list at -35.8%, against a median of -10.1% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
33
Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut
Best Enrollment change
-35.8%
Median Enrollment change
-10.1%
FASTEST DECLINING · SOUTHEASTERN CONNECTICUT PLANNING REGION, CONNECTICUT
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
1Windham Center SchoolWindham, CTWindham School District274176-35.8%
2Flanders SchoolEast Lyme, CTEast Lyme School District360242-32.8%
3Gales Ferry SchoolGales Ferry, CTLedyard School District286195-31.8%
4Wequonnoc Magnet SchoolTaftville, CTNorwich School District274197-28.1%
5Natchaug SchoolWillimantic, CTWindham School District312234-25.0%
6Sayles SchoolBaltic, CTSprague School District334254-24.0%
7C.B. Jennings International Elementary MagnetNew London, CTNew London School District520406-21.9%
8Nathan Hale Arts Magnet SchoolNew London, CTNew London School District564445-21.1%
9Winthrop STEM Elementary Magnet SchoolNew London, CTNew London School District543449-17.3%
10W. B. Sweeney SchoolWillimantic, CTWindham School District255212-16.9%
11Oswegatchie Elementary SchoolWaterford, CTWaterford School District346292-15.6%
12Catherine Kolnaski Magnet SchoolGroton, CTGroton School District438375-14.4%
13Regional Multicultural Magnet SchoolNew London, CTLearn535469-12.3%
14Uncas Elementary SchoolNorwich, CTNorwich School District264232-12.1%
15Mohegan SchoolUncasville, CTMontville School District345305-11.6%
16Fields Memorial SchoolBozrah, CTBozrah School District202180-10.9%
17Quaker Hill Elementary SchoolQuaker Hill, CTWaterford School District368331-10.1%
18Great Neck Elementary SchoolWaterford, CTWaterford School District341309-9.4%
19Preston Veterans' Memorial SchoolPreston, CTPreston School District311284-8.7%
20Dr. Charles E. Murphy SchoolOakdale, CTMontville School District324296-8.6%
21The Friendship SchoolWaterford, CTLearn503460-8.5%
22Juliet W. Long SchoolGales Ferry, CTLedyard School District289265-8.3%
23Charles Barnum Magnet SchoolGroton, CTGroton School District366339-7.4%
24Veterans' Memorial SchoolNorwich, CTNorwich School District313290-7.3%
25Griswold Elementary SchoolGriswold, CTGriswold School District697655-6.0%
26Northeast Academy Magnet SchoolMystic, CTGroton School District416392-5.8%
27Charles H. Barrows STEM AcademyNorth Windham, CTWindham School District567535-5.6%
28North Windham SchoolNorth Windham, CTWindham School District469445-5.1%
29North Stonington Elementary SchoolNorth Stonington, CTNorth Stonington School District394379-3.8%
30Oakdale SchoolOakdale, CTMontville School District277271-2.2%
31Salem Elementary SchoolSalem, CTSalem School District397389-2.0%
32Jack Jackter Intermediate SchoolColchester, CTColchester School District513509-0.8%
33Moriarty Magnet SchoolNorwich, CTNorwich School District406404-0.5%
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