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The fastest-declining public high schools by enrollment in DeKalb County, Georgia

This ranking covers the fastest-declining public high schools by enrollment in DeKalb County, Georgia, drawn from 11 qualifying public high schools. Elizabeth Andrews High School leads the list at -62.6%, against a median of -13.6% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
11
DeKalb County, Georgia
Best Enrollment change
-62.6%
Median Enrollment change
-13.6%
FASTEST DECLINING · DEKALB COUNTY, GEORGIA
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
1Elizabeth Andrews High SchoolStone Mountain, GADeKalb County446167-62.6%
2DeKalb School of the ArtsAvondale Estates, GADeKalb County421298-29.2%
3Miller Grove High SchoolLithonia, GADeKalb County1,3881,073-22.7%
4Stephenson High SchoolStone Mountain, GADeKalb County1,5761,339-15.0%
5Columbia High SchoolDecatur, GADeKalb County1,017877-13.8%
6Arabia Mountain High School - Academy of Engineering- MedicLithonia, GADeKalb County1,4171,224-13.6%
7Martin Luther King- Jr. High SchoolLithonia, GADeKalb County1,5441,370-11.3%
8Towers High SchoolDecatur, GADeKalb County957876-8.5%
9Tucker High SchoolTucker, GADeKalb County1,7491,614-7.7%
10Dekalb Early College AcademyStone Mountain, GADeKalb County333314-5.7%
11Clarkston High SchoolClarkston, GADeKalb County1,5231,441-5.4%
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