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The fastest-declining public schools by enrollment in Cole County, Missouri

Across Cole County, Missouri, 15 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the steepest enrollment decline between the 2017-18 and 2024-25 school years. BLAIR OAKS ELEM. leads the list at -46.5%, against a median of -13.5% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
15
Cole County, Missouri
Best Enrollment change
-46.5%
Median Enrollment change
-13.5%
FASTEST DECLINING · COLE COUNTY, MISSOURI
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
1BLAIR OAKS ELEM.JEFFERSON CITY, MOBLAIR OAKS R-II419224-46.5%
2JEFFERSON CITY HIGHJEFFERSON CITY, MOJEFFERSON CITY2,4841,353-45.5%
3BLAIR OAKS MIDDLE SCHOOLJEFFERSON CITY, MOBLAIR OAKS R-II381290-23.9%
4MOREAU HEIGHTS ELEM.JEFFERSON CITY, MOJEFFERSON CITY423324-23.4%
5PIONEER TRAIL ELEMENTARYJEFFERSON CITY, MOJEFFERSON CITY507396-21.9%
6CEDAR HILL ELEM.JEFFERSON CITY, MOJEFFERSON CITY392313-20.2%
7WEST ELEM.JEFFERSON CITY, MOJEFFERSON CITY378317-16.1%
8THOMAS JEFFERSON MIDDLEJEFFERSON CITY, MOJEFFERSON CITY1,072927-13.5%
9THORPE J. GORDON ELEM.JEFFERSON CITY, MOJEFFERSON CITY339294-13.3%
10BELAIR ELEM.JEFFERSON CITY, MOJEFFERSON CITY402363-9.7%
11SOUTH ELEM.JEFFERSON CITY, MOJEFFERSON CITY333302-9.3%
12EUGENE HIGHEUGENE, MOCOLE CO. R-V283264-6.7%
13CLARENCE LAWSON ELEM.JEFFERSON CITY, MOJEFFERSON CITY469440-6.2%
14EAST ELEM.JEFFERSON CITY, MOJEFFERSON CITY304286-5.9%
15BLAIR OAKS HIGHJEFFERSON CITY, MOBLAIR OAKS R-II427421-1.4%
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