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The fastest-declining public elementary schools by enrollment in Missouri · page 10

Ranks 451–500 of the fastest-declining public schools by enrollment in Missouri. Back to page 1.

FASTEST DECLINING · MISSOURI

#	School	City	District	2017-18	2024-25	% Change
451	REEDS SPRING ELEMENTARY	REEDS SPRING, MO	REEDS SPRING R-IV	390	352	-9.7%
452	SIGEL ELEM. COMM. ED. CTR.	ST LOUIS, MO	ST. LOUIS CITY	228	206	-9.6%
453	SOUTH ELEM.	KENNETT, MO	KENNETT 39	464	420	-9.5%
454	PLATO ELEM.	PLATO, MO	PLATO R-V	241	218	-9.5%
455	KRATZ ELEM.	ST LOUIS, MO	RITENOUR	524	474	-9.5%
456	WOOD ELEM.	FT LEONARD WOOD, MO	WAYNESVILLE R-VI	326	295	-9.5%
457	MARK TWAIN ELEM.	SPRINGFIELD, MO	SPRINGFIELD R-XII	393	356	-9.4%
458	RAYMOND NANCY HODGE ELEM.	IMPERIAL, MO	FOX C-6	367	333	-9.3%
459	SOUTH ELEM.	JEFFERSON CITY, MO	JEFFERSON CITY	333	302	-9.3%
460	CRYSTAL CITY ELEM.	CRYSTAL CITY, MO	CRYSTAL CITY 47	357	324	-9.2%
461	GRAY ELEM.	SPRINGFIELD, MO	SPRINGFIELD R-XII	522	474	-9.2%
462	EUGENE FIELD ELEM.	HANNIBAL, MO	HANNIBAL 60	209	190	-9.1%
463	FREDA MARKLEY EARLY CHILDHOOD	KANSAS CITY, MO	HICKMAN MILLS C-1	209	190	-9.1%
464	MATHEWS ELEM.	NIXA, MO	Nixa Public Schools	503	457	-9.1%
465	STONEGATE ELEM.	RAYMORE, MO	RAYMORE-PECULIAR R-II	363	330	-9.1%
466	POINT ELEM.	ST LOUIS, MO	MEHLVILLE R-IX	454	413	-9.0%
467	ALFRED L. RENNER ELEM.	KANSAS CITY, MO	PARK HILL	443	403	-9.0%
468	WOERTHER ELEM.	BALLWIN, MO	ROCKWOOD R-VI	465	423	-9.0%
469	WILLARD EAST ELEM.	WILLARD, MO	WILLARD R-II	354	322	-9.0%
470	CARDEN PARK ELEM	St. Joseph, MO	ST. JOSEPH	700	638	-8.9%
471	WINFIELD INTERMEDIATE	WINFIELD, MO	WINFIELD R-IV	369	336	-8.9%
472	CENTRAL ELEM.	WESTON, MO	WEST PLATTE CO. R-II	388	354	-8.8%
473	JAMESTOWN ELEM.	FLORISSANT, MO	HAZELWOOD	344	314	-8.7%
474	TRUMAN ELEM.	NEVADA, MO	NEVADA R-V	561	512	-8.7%
475	COLEMAN ELEM.	ST JOSEPH, MO	ST. JOSEPH	425	388	-8.7%
476	STERLING ELEM.	WARRENSBURG, MO	WARRENSBURG R-VI	437	399	-8.7%
477	CENTRAL ELEM.	DEXTER, MO	DEXTER R-XI	489	447	-8.6%
478	FOX HILL ELEMENTARY	KANSAS CITY, MO	NORTH KANSAS CITY 74	663	606	-8.6%
479	WESTRIDGE ELEM.	BALLWIN, MO	ROCKWOOD R-VI	434	397	-8.5%
480	NEW MADRID ELEMENTARY	NEW MADRID, MO	NEW MADRID CO. R-I	273	250	-8.4%
481	CLARENCE CANNON ELEM.	ELSBERRY, MO	ELSBERRY R-II	335	307	-8.4%
482	RAVENWOOD ELEMENTARY	KANSAS CITY, MO	NORTH KANSAS CITY 74	346	317	-8.4%
483	BRIDGEWAY ELEM.	BRIDGETON, MO	PATTONVILLE R-III	455	417	-8.4%
484	CORDILL-MASON ELEM.	BLUE SPRINGS, MO	BLUE SPRINGS R-IV	743	681	-8.3%
485	DOGWOOD ELEM.	KEARNEY, MO	KEARNEY R-I	505	463	-8.3%
486	HAMILTON ELEM.	HAMILTON, MO	HAMILTON R-II	294	270	-8.2%
487	MONETT ELEM.	MONETT, MO	MONETT R-I	561	515	-8.2%
488	WALT DISNEY ELEM.	SPRINGFIELD, MO	SPRINGFIELD R-XII	560	514	-8.2%
489	PHILLIS WHEATLEY ELEMENTARY	KANSAS CITY, MO	KANSAS CITY 33	420	386	-8.1%
490	REEDS SPRING PRIMARY	REEDS SPRING, MO	REEDS SPRING R-IV	309	284	-8.1%
491	TIMBER CREEK ELEM.	RAYMORE, MO	RAYMORE-PECULIAR R-II	424	390	-8.0%
492	LITTLE BLUE ELEMENTARY	KANSAS CITY, MO	RAYTOWN C-2	412	379	-8.0%
493	EDGAR ROAD ELEM.	ST LOUIS, MO	WEBSTER GROVES	401	369	-8.0%
494	MID RIVERS ELEM.	ST PETERS, MO	FORT ZUMWALT SCHOOL DISTRICT	482	444	-7.9%
495	KIRKWOOD EARLY CHILD. CTR.	KIRKWOOD, MO	KIRKWOOD R-VII	330	304	-7.9%
496	BLUE HILLS ELEM.	INDEPENDENCE, MO	FORT OSAGE R-I	387	357	-7.8%
497	CEDAR CREEK ELEM.	LEE'S SUMMIT, MO	LEE'S SUMMIT R-VII	528	487	-7.8%
498	GREAT BEGINNINGS EARLY ED CTR.	LEE'S SUMMIT, MO	LEE'S SUMMIT R-VII	359	331	-7.8%
499	GERALD ELEM.	GERALD, MO	GASCONADE CO. R-II	307	283	-7.8%
500	WARREN HILLS ELEM.	LIBERTY, MO	LIBERTY 53	647	597	-7.7%

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