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The fastest-declining public middle schools by enrollment in Anne Arundel County, Maryland

This ranking covers the fastest-declining public middle schools by enrollment in Anne Arundel County, Maryland, drawn from 9 qualifying public middle schools. Annapolis Middle leads the list at -20.0%, against a median of -6.4% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
9
Anne Arundel County, Maryland
Best Enrollment change
-20.0%
Median Enrollment change
-6.4%
FASTEST DECLINING · ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, MARYLAND
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
1Annapolis MiddleAnnapolis, MDAnne Arundel County Public Schools987790-20.0%
2Lindale MiddleLinthicum, MDAnne Arundel County Public Schools1,091884-19.0%
3Magothy River MiddleArnold, MDAnne Arundel County Public Schools738655-11.2%
4Severn River MiddleArnold, MDAnne Arundel County Public Schools748675-9.8%
5Old Mill Middle NorthMillersville, MDAnne Arundel County Public Schools1,024958-6.4%
6Corkran Middle SchoolGlen Burnie, MDAnne Arundel County Public Schools585553-5.5%
7Severna Park MiddleSeverna Park, MDAnne Arundel County Public Schools1,4541,386-4.7%
8MacArthur MiddleFort Meade, MDAnne Arundel County Public Schools1,037992-4.3%
9Southern MiddleLothian, MDAnne Arundel County Public Schools744726-2.4%
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