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

Across Travis County, Texas, 14 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the steepest enrollment decline between the 2017-18 and 2024-25 school years. The East Austin College Prep at MLK leads the list at -66.3%, against a median of -13.6% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
14
Travis County, Texas
Best Enrollment change
-66.3%
Median Enrollment change
-13.6%
FASTEST DECLINING · TRAVIS COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
1The East Austin College Prep at MLKAUSTIN, TXVALERE PUBLIC SCHOOLS502169-66.3%
2Texans Can Academy - AustinAUSTIN, TXTEXANS CAN ACADEMIES485168-65.4%
3Northeast Early College High SchoolAUSTIN, TXAUSTIN ISD1,252972-22.4%
4Hendrickson High SchoolPFLUGERVILLE, TXPFLUGERVILLE ISD2,6182,128-18.7%
5Travis Early College High SchoolAUSTIN, TXAUSTIN ISD1,2331,011-18.0%
6Harmony Science Academy-PflugervillePFLUGERVILLE, TXHARMONY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - CENTRAL TEXAS949794-16.3%
7Harmony School of Excellence - AustinAUSTIN, TXHARMONY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - CENTRAL TEXAS582497-14.6%
8Pflugerville High SchoolPFLUGERVILLE, TXPFLUGERVILLE ISD2,0551,794-12.7%
9Akins Early College High SchoolAUSTIN, TXAUSTIN ISD2,7652,421-12.4%
10LBJ Early College High SchoolAUSTIN, TXAUSTIN ISD799734-8.1%
11Vandegrift High SchoolAUSTIN, TXLEANDER ISD2,5792,437-5.5%
12Wayside Sci-Tech Middle and High SchoolAUSTIN, TXWAYSIDE SCHOOLS580554-4.5%
13McNeil High SchoolAUSTIN, TXROUND ROCK ISD2,6642,660-0.2%
14Bowie High SchoolAUSTIN, TXAUSTIN ISD2,8802,876-0.1%
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