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The fastest-declining public high schools by enrollment in Orlando, Florida

Across Orlando, Florida, 15 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the steepest enrollment decline between the 2017-18 and 2024-25 school years. CENTRAL FLORIDA LEADERSHIP ACADEMY CHARTER leads the list at -55.8%, against a median of -6.9% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Orlando, Florida

Best Enrollment change

-55.8%

Median Enrollment change

-6.9%

FASTEST DECLINING · ORLANDO, FLORIDA

#	School	City	District	2017-18	2024-25	% Change
1	CENTRAL FLORIDA LEADERSHIP ACADEMY CHARTER	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	226	100	-55.8%
2	FREEDOM HIGH	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	3,862	2,504	-35.2%
3	DR. PHILLIPS HIGH	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	3,773	2,964	-21.4%
4	UNIVERSITY HIGH	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	2,931	2,514	-14.2%
5	OLYMPIA HIGH	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	3,353	2,901	-13.5%
6	ACCELERATION WEST	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	281	246	-12.5%
7	OAK RIDGE HIGH	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	2,902	2,553	-12.0%
8	CYPRESS CREEK HIGH	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	3,357	3,127	-6.9%
9	WILLIAM R BOONE HIGH	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	2,801	2,650	-5.4%
10	MAYNARD EVANS HIGH	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	2,448	2,345	-4.2%
11	COLONIAL HIGH	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	3,376	3,239	-4.1%
12	TIMBER CREEK HIGH	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	3,494	3,383	-3.2%
13	LAKE NONA HIGH	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	3,011	2,974	-1.2%
14	EDGEWATER HIGH	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	2,021	2,000	-1.0%
15	EAST RIVER HIGH	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	2,042	2,026	-0.8%

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