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The fastest-declining public K-12 schools by enrollment in Texas · page 2

Ranks 51–60 of the fastest-declining public schools by enrollment in Texas. Back to page 1.

FASTEST DECLINING · TEXAS

#	School	City	District	2017-18	2024-25	% Change
51	NEW SUMMERFIELD SCHOOL	NEW SUMMERFIELD, TX	NEW SUMMERFIELD ISD	544	526	-3.3%
52	NAZARETH SCHOOL	NAZARETH, TX	NAZARETH ISD	250	243	-2.8%
53	VAN HORN SCHOOL	VAN HORN, TX	CULBERSON COUNTY-ALLAMOORE ISD	391	381	-2.6%
54	ABBOTT SCHOOL	ABBOTT, TX	ABBOTT ISD	290	284	-2.1%
55	EDEN CISD	EDEN, TX	EDEN CISD	223	219	-1.8%
56	LINGLEVILLE SCHOOL	LINGLEVILLE, TX	LINGLEVILLE ISD	275	270	-1.8%
57	NEWCASTLE SCHOOL	NEWCASTLE, TX	NEWCASTLE ISD	231	227	-1.7%
58	SILVERTON SCHOOL	SILVERTON, TX	SILVERTON ISD	207	204	-1.4%
59	HARTLEY SCHOOL	HARTLEY, TX	HARTLEY ISD	239	236	-1.3%
60	BIG SANDY SCHOOL	DALLARDSVILLE, TX	BIG SANDY ISD	508	506	-0.4%

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