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The fastest-declining public schools by enrollment in Creek County, Oklahoma

19 public schools in Creek County, Oklahoma appear in this ranking of the fastest-declining public schools by enrollment, ranked by the steepest enrollment decline between the 2017-18 and 2024-25 school years. OLIVE ES leads the list at -46.6%, against a median of -9.1% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
19
Creek County, Oklahoma
Best Enrollment change
-46.6%
Median Enrollment change
-9.1%
FASTEST DECLINING · CREEK COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
1OLIVE ESDrumright, OKOLIVE234125-46.6%
2BRADLEY ESDrumright, OKDRUMRIGHT316217-31.3%
3KELLYVILLE ESKellyville, OKKELLYVILLE294235-20.1%
4KELLYVILLE HSKellyville, OKKELLYVILLE309258-16.5%
5MOUNDS ESMounds, OKMOUNDS412347-15.8%
6JEFFERSON HEIGHTS ESSapulpa, OKSAPULPA343297-13.4%
7ALLEN-BOWDEN PUBLIC SCHOOLTulsa, OKALLEN-BOWDEN333294-11.7%
8LIBERTY ESSapulpa, OKSAPULPA257227-11.7%
9COLLINS ESBristow, OKBRISTOW422374-11.4%
10MANNFORD UPPER ESMannford, OKMANNFORD231210-9.1%
11HOLMES PARK ESSapulpa, OKSAPULPA686628-8.5%
12PRETTY WATER PUBLIC SCHOOLSapulpa, OKPRETTY WATER289265-8.3%
13LONE STAR PUBLIC SCHOOLSapulpa, OKLONE STAR922876-5.0%
14BRISTOW MSBristow, OKBRISTOW363348-4.1%
15MANNFORD MSMannford, OKMANNFORD315308-2.2%
16BRISTOW HSBristow, OKBRISTOW499495-0.8%
17SAPULPA JHSSapulpa, OKSAPULPA607603-0.7%
18EDISON ESBristow, OKBRISTOW471468-0.6%
19SAPULPA HSSapulpa, OKSAPULPA1,0201,015-0.5%
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