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

Across Orange County, Florida, 19 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 -4.2% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
19
Orange County, Florida
Best Enrollment change
-55.8%
Median Enrollment change
-4.2%
FASTEST DECLINING · ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
1CENTRAL FLORIDA LEADERSHIP ACADEMY CHARTERORLANDO, FLORANGE226100-55.8%
2FREEDOM HIGHORLANDO, FLORANGE3,8622,504-35.2%
3DR. PHILLIPS HIGHORLANDO, FLORANGE3,7732,964-21.4%
4UNIVERSITY HIGHORLANDO, FLORANGE2,9312,514-14.2%
5OLYMPIA HIGHORLANDO, FLORANGE3,3532,901-13.5%
6ACCELERATION WESTORLANDO, FLORANGE281246-12.5%
7OAK RIDGE HIGHORLANDO, FLORANGE2,9022,553-12.0%
8CYPRESS CREEK HIGHORLANDO, FLORANGE3,3573,127-6.9%
9WILLIAM R BOONE HIGHORLANDO, FLORANGE2,8012,650-5.4%
10MAYNARD EVANS HIGHORLANDO, FLORANGE2,4482,345-4.2%
11WINTER PARK HIGHWINTER PARK, FLORANGE3,4193,277-4.2%
12COLONIAL HIGHORLANDO, FLORANGE3,3763,239-4.1%
13WEST ORANGE HIGHWINTER GARDEN, FLORANGE2,8692,752-4.1%
14TIMBER CREEK HIGHORLANDO, FLORANGE3,4943,383-3.2%
15OCOEE HIGHOCOEE, FLORANGE2,5472,514-1.3%
16LAKE NONA HIGHORLANDO, FLORANGE3,0112,974-1.2%
17EDGEWATER HIGHORLANDO, FLORANGE2,0212,000-1.0%
18EAST RIVER HIGHORLANDO, FLORANGE2,0422,026-0.8%
19WEKIVA HIGHAPOPKA, FLORANGE2,1642,148-0.7%
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