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The fastest-declining public schools by enrollment in Ector County, Texas

Across Ector County, Texas, 13 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the steepest enrollment decline between the 2017-18 and 2024-25 school years. LAMAR EARLY EE-KG leads the list at -48.2%, against a median of -18.9% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
13
Ector County, Texas
Best Enrollment change
-48.2%
Median Enrollment change
-18.9%
FASTEST DECLINING · ECTOR COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
1LAMAR EARLY EE-KGODESSA, TXECTOR COUNTY ISD652338-48.2%
2BURNET ELODESSA, TXECTOR COUNTY ISD580325-44.0%
3L B JOHNSON ELODESSA, TXECTOR COUNTY ISD722475-34.2%
4CARVER EARLY EE-KGODESSA, TXECTOR COUNTY ISD562385-31.5%
5BOWIE MIDDLEODESSA, TXECTOR COUNTY ISD1,223874-28.5%
6LAURO CAVAZOS ELODESSA, TXECTOR COUNTY ISD764614-19.6%
7ECTOR COLLEGE PREP SUCCESS ACADEMYODESSA, TXECTOR COUNTY ISD1,5681,272-18.9%
8GALE POND ALAMO ELODESSA, TXECTOR COUNTY ISD418352-15.8%
9IRELAND ELODESSA, TXECTOR COUNTY ISD499431-13.6%
10SAM HOUSTON ELODESSA, TXECTOR COUNTY ISD511450-11.9%
11BONHAM MIDDLEODESSA, TXECTOR COUNTY ISD899835-7.1%
12NOEL ELODESSA, TXECTOR COUNTY ISD534501-6.2%
13CROCKETT MIDDLEODESSA, TXECTOR COUNTY ISD1,2181,181-3.0%
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