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The fastest-declining public high schools by enrollment in Tulsa, Oklahoma

This ranking covers the fastest-declining public high schools by enrollment in Tulsa, Oklahoma, drawn from 9 qualifying public high schools. Central High School leads the list at -21.1%, against a median of -5.3% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Tulsa, Oklahoma

Best Enrollment change

-21.1%

Median Enrollment change

-5.3%

FASTEST DECLINING · TULSA, OKLAHOMA

#	School	City	District	2017-18	2024-25	% Change
1	Central High School	Tulsa, OK	TULSA	545	430	-21.1%
2	Daniel Webster High School	Tulsa, OK	TULSA	470	376	-20.0%
3	Nathan Hale High School	Tulsa, OK	TULSA	1,079	995	-7.8%
4	Thomas Edison Preparatory High School	Tulsa, OK	TULSA	1,173	1,083	-7.7%
5	Berryhill High School	Tulsa, OK	BERRYHILL	430	407	-5.3%
6	Dove Science Academy HS Tulsa	Tulsa, OK	DOVE SCHOOLS OF TULSA (CHARTER)	352	343	-2.6%
7	Booker T. Washington High School	Tulsa, OK	TULSA	1,333	1,302	-2.3%
8	Tulsa Schl of Arts and Science High School	Tulsa, OK	TULSA SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES CHARTER	300	294	-2.0%
9	Memorial High School	Tulsa, OK	TULSA	1,013	1,005	-0.8%

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