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The fastest-declining public schools by enrollment in Oklahoma · page 4

Ranks 151–200 of the fastest-declining public schools by enrollment in Oklahoma. Back to page 1.

FASTEST DECLINING · OKLAHOMA
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
151Heritage ElementaryKingfisher, OKKINGFISHER227175-22.9%
152Millwood Elementary SchoolOklahoma City, OKMILLWOOD598461-22.9%
153Muskogee Ec CenterMuskogee, OKMUSKOGEE376290-22.9%
154Piedmont Elementary SchoolPiedmont, OKPIEDMONT515397-22.9%
155Seminole Middle SchoolSeminole, OKSEMINOLE231178-22.9%
156Will Rogers Elementary SchoolBurns Flat, OKBURNS FLAT-DILL CITY460355-22.8%
157Foyil Elementary SchoolFoyil, OKFOYIL302233-22.8%
158Del City Elementary SchoolDel City, OKMIDWEST CITY-DEL CITY647500-22.7%
159Dewey Middle SchoolDewey, OKDEWEY315244-22.5%
160Hoover Elementary SchoolEnid, OKENID349271-22.3%
161Springdale Elementary SchoolTulsa, OKTULSA493383-22.3%
162Fairland Elementary SchoolFairland, OKFAIRLAND324252-22.2%
163Comanche High SchoolComanche, OKCOMANCHE313244-22.0%
164Ringwood Elementary SchoolRingwood, OKRINGWOOD276216-21.7%
165Fort Gibson Early Lrning CenterFort Gibson, OKFORT GIBSON528414-21.6%
166Eastside Elementary SchoolSallisaw, OKSALLISAW440345-21.6%
167Robert E Lee Early ChildhoodDurant, OKDURANT270212-21.5%
168Kansas High SchoolKansas, OKKANSAS326256-21.5%
169Wellston Elementary SchoolWellston, OKWELLSTON284223-21.5%
170Blackwell Elementary SchoolBlackwell, OKBLACKWELL645507-21.4%
171Western Heights Middle SchoolOklahoma City, OKWESTERN HEIGHTS471370-21.4%
172East Elementary SchoolBroken Arrow, OKBIXBY788620-21.3%
173Carnegie Elementary SchoolCarnegie, OKCARNEGIE324255-21.3%
174Crowder Elementary SchoolCROWDER, OKCROWDER301237-21.3%
175Nowata High SchoolNowata, OKNOWATA239188-21.3%
176Ninnekah Elementary SchoolNinnekah, OKNINNEKAH274216-21.2%
177Buchanan Elementary SchoolOklahoma City, OKOKLAHOMA CITY584460-21.2%
178Pocola High SchoolPocola, OKPOCOLA264208-21.2%
179Central High SchoolTulsa, OKTULSA545430-21.1%
180Andersen Elementary SchoolBroken Arrow, OKUNION441348-21.1%
181Central Elementary SchoolMoore, OKMOORE730577-21.0%
182Jefferson Elementary SchoolNorman, OKNORMAN419331-21.0%
183Cooper Middle SchoolOklahoma City, OKPUTNAM CITY634501-21.0%
184Will Rogers Elementary SchoolOklahoma City, OKPUTNAM CITY458362-21.0%
185Red Oak Elementary SchoolRed Oak, OKRED OAK219173-21.0%
186Homer Elementary SchoolAda, OKBYNG635502-20.9%
187Park Road Elementary SchoolChandler, OKCHANDLER380301-20.8%
188Hartshorne Elementary SchoolHartshorne, OKHARTSHORNE384304-20.8%
189Oakes Elementary SchoolOkemah, OKOKEMAH299237-20.7%
190Davis Middle SchoolDavis, OKDAVIS309245-20.7%
191Morris Middle SchoolMorris, OKMORRIS246195-20.7%
192Briarwood Elementary SchoolOklahoma City, OKMOORE632502-20.6%
193Barnard Elementary SchoolTecumseh, OKTECUMSEH316251-20.6%
194Unity Learning AcademyTulsa, OKTULSA349277-20.6%
195Haskell High SchoolHaskell, OKHASKELL254202-20.5%
196Emerson Elementary SchoolDuncan, OKDUNCAN422336-20.4%
197Pershing Elementary SchoolMuskogee, OKMUSKOGEE407324-20.4%
198Barnes Elementary SchoolOwasso, OKOWASSO640510-20.3%
199Will Rogers Elementary SchoolArdmore, OKARDMORE406324-20.2%
200Canton Elementary SchoolCanton, OKCANTON272217-20.2%
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