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The fastest-declining public schools by enrollment in Florida · page 40

Ranks 1,951–2,000 of the fastest-declining public schools by enrollment in Florida. Back to page 1.

FASTEST DECLINING · FLORIDA
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
1951OCOEE HIGHOCOEE, FLORANGE2,5472,514-1.3%
1952EAGLES LANDING MIDDLE SCHOOLBOCA RATON, FLPALM BEACH1,4861,466-1.3%
1953SEMINOLE RIDGE COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOLLOXAHATCHEE, FLPALM BEACH2,2762,246-1.3%
1954OSCEOLA FUNDAMENTAL HIGHSEMINOLE, FLPINELLAS1,7291,706-1.3%
1955HILLCREST ELEMENTARY SCHOOLLAKE WALES, FLPOLK676667-1.3%
1956S BRYAN JENNINGS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLORANGE PARK, FLCLAY498492-1.2%
1957NORMANDY VILLAGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLJACKSONVILLE, FLDUVAL509503-1.2%
1958FRANK H. PETERSON ACADEMIESJACKSONVILLE, FLDUVAL1,1811,167-1.2%
1959NAVY POINT ELEMENTARY SCHOOLPENSACOLA, FLESCAMBIA490484-1.2%
1960PLEASANT GROVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLPENSACOLA, FLESCAMBIA686678-1.2%
1961CHALLENGER K-8 SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHSPRING HILL, FLHERNANDO1,4741,456-1.2%
1962LAKE NONA HIGHORLANDO, FLORANGE3,0112,974-1.2%
1963NORTH LAKELAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OF CHOICELAKELAND, FLPOLK666658-1.2%
1964CHOICES IN LEARNING CHARTERWINTER SPRINGS, FLSEMINOLE693685-1.2%
1965PINE FOREST ELEMENTARY SCHOOLJACKSONVILLE, FLDUVAL436431-1.1%
1966WESTVIEW K-8JACKSONVILLE, FLDUVAL1,2341,221-1.1%
1967C. A. WEIS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLPENSACOLA, FLESCAMBIA544538-1.1%
1968MT. DORA MIDDLE SCHOOLMOUNT DORA, FLLAKE854845-1.1%
1969LEHIGH ELEMENTARY SCHOOLLEHIGH ACRES, FLLEE1,2201,207-1.1%
1970FESSENDEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLOCALA, FLMARION435430-1.1%
1971OAKLAND AVENUE CHARTEROAKLAND, FLORANGE525519-1.1%
1972PASADENA FUNDAMENTAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLST PETERSBURG, FLPINELLAS464459-1.1%
1973PONCE DE LEON ELEMENTARY SCHOOLCLEARWATER, FLPINELLAS552546-1.1%
1974WESTWOOD MIDDLE SCHOOLWINTER HAVEN, FLPOLK720712-1.1%
1975TAYLOR COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLPERRY, FLTAYLOR646639-1.1%
1976PALM TERRACE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLDAYTONA BEACH, FLVOLUSIA705697-1.1%
1977SPIRIT ELEMENTARY SCHOOLDELTONA, FLVOLUSIA699691-1.1%
1978MORROW ELEMENTARY SCHOOLNORTH LAUDERDALE, FLBROWARD517512-1.0%
1979CENTRAL RIDGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLCITRUS SPRINGS, FLCITRUS809801-1.0%
1980ALEXANDER ELEMENTARY SCHOOLTAMPA, FLHILLSBOROUGH585579-1.0%
1981SPRING CREEK CHARTER SCHOOLPAISLEY, FLLAKE612606-1.0%
1982CYPRESS RIDGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLCLERMONT, FLLAKE573567-1.0%
1983PALMETTO HIGH SCHOOLPALMETTO, FLMANATEE2,2072,185-1.0%
1984BLANCHE H. DAUGHTREY ELEMENTARYBRADENTON, FLMANATEE726719-1.0%
1985EDGEWATER HIGHORLANDO, FLORANGE2,0212,000-1.0%
1986FREEDOM MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE1,1621,150-1.0%
1987THE CONSERVATORY SCHOOL AT NORTH PALM BEACHNORTH PALM BEACH, FLPALM BEACH905896-1.0%
1988SOMERSET ACADEMY THE DR. BERNARD KIMMEL CAMPUSLAKE WORTH, FLPALM BEACH520515-1.0%
1989MARTIN LUTHER KING MIDDLE SCHOOLMILTON, FLSANTA ROSA627621-1.0%
1990JACKSON HEIGHTS MIDDLE SCHOOLOVIEDO, FLSEMINOLE1,3541,340-1.0%
1991SHADOWLAWN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLGREEN COVE SPRINGS, FLCLAY701695-0.9%
1992IMAGINE AT SOUTH VEROVERO BEACH, FLINDIAN RIVER900892-0.9%
1993DAN MCCARTY MIDDLE SCHOOLFORT PIERCE, FLST. LUCIE663657-0.9%
1994SOUTH PLANTATION HIGH SCHOOLPLANTATION, FLBROWARD2,3222,303-0.8%
1995L. A. AINGER MIDDLE SCHOOLROTONDA WEST, FLCHARLOTTE630625-0.8%
1996CRYSTAL RIVER HIGH SCHOOLCRYSTAL RIVER, FLCITRUS1,3041,293-0.8%
1997SOUTHWEST MIAMI SENIOR HIGHMIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADE2,6192,599-0.8%
1998GRAY MIDDLE SCHOOLGROVELAND, FLLAKE993985-0.8%
1999TREELINE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLFORT MYERS, FLLEE1,0661,057-0.8%
2000ROMEO ELEMENTARY SCHOOLDUNNELLON, FLMARION753747-0.8%
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