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The fastest-growing public elementary schools in Baldwin County, Alabama

This ranking covers the fastest-growing public elementary schools in Baldwin County, Alabama, drawn from 12 qualifying public elementary schools. Florence B Mathis Elementary leads the list at 112%, against a median of 14.4% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
12
Baldwin County, Alabama
Top Enrollment growth
112%
Median Enrollment growth
14.4%
FASTEST GROWING · BALDWIN COUNTY, ALABAMA
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
1Florence B Mathis ElementaryFoley, ALBaldwin County4831,023112%
2Magnolia SchoolFoley, ALBaldwin County65394444.6%
3Elberta Elementary SchoolElberta, ALBaldwin County7871,03431.4%
4Summerdale SchoolSummerdale, ALBaldwin County48761526.3%
5J Larry Newton SchoolFairhope, ALBaldwin County66880420.4%
6Silverhill SchoolSilverhill, ALBaldwin County43149715.3%
7Perdido Elementary SchoolPerdido, ALBaldwin County50457213.5%
8Elsanor SchoolRobertsdale, ALBaldwin County33937510.6%
9Loxley Elementary SchoolLoxley, ALBaldwin County4544979.5%
10Fairhope East ElementaryFairhope, ALBaldwin County8519137.3%
11Rosinton SchoolRobertsdale, ALBaldwin County3053256.6%
12Spanish Fort Elementary SchoolSpanish Fort, ALBaldwin County6997263.9%
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