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The fastest-declining public schools by enrollment in Floyd County, Iowa

This ranking covers the fastest-declining public schools by enrollment in Floyd County, Iowa, drawn from 6 qualifying public schools. Washington Elementary School leads the list at -37.2%, against a median of -17.8% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
6
Floyd County, Iowa
Best Enrollment change
-37.2%
Median Enrollment change
-17.8%
FASTEST DECLINING · FLOYD COUNTY, IOWA
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
1Washington Elementary SchoolCharles City, IACharles City Comm School District328206-37.2%
2Rockford Junior-Senior High SchoolRockford, IARudd-Rockford-Marble Rk Comm School District219173-21.0%
3Charles City Middle SchoolCharles City, IACharles City Comm School District486386-20.6%
4Central Springs Middle SchoolNora Springs, IACentral Springs Comm School District300255-15.0%
5Charles City High SchoolCharles City, IACharles City Comm School District506472-6.7%
6RRMR Elementary SchoolRockford, IARudd-Rockford-Marble Rk Comm School District237235-0.8%
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