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

This ranking covers the fastest-declining public high schools by enrollment in Galveston County, Texas, drawn from 6 qualifying public high schools. Texas City High School leads the list at -10.8%, against a median of -6.6% across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked

Galveston County, Texas

Best Enrollment change

-10.8%

Median Enrollment change

-6.6%

FASTEST DECLINING · GALVESTON COUNTY, TEXAS

#	School	City	District	2017-18	2024-25	% Change
1	Texas City High School	TEXAS CITY, TX	TEXAS CITY ISD	1,893	1,689	-10.8%
2	Santa Fe High School	SANTA FE, TX	SANTA FE ISD	1,443	1,314	-8.9%
3	Ball High School	GALVESTON, TX	GALVESTON ISD	2,050	1,905	-7.1%
4	Clear Falls High School	LEAGUE CITY, TX	CLEAR CREEK ISD	2,671	2,508	-6.1%
5	Friendswood High School	FRIENDSWOOD, TX	FRIENDSWOOD ISD	2,111	2,014	-4.6%
6	Clear Springs High School	LEAGUE CITY, TX	CLEAR CREEK ISD	2,721	2,668	-1.9%

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