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The fastest-growing public high schools in Jefferson County, Alabama

Across Jefferson County, Alabama, 15 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by enrollment growth between the 2017-18 and 2024-25 school years. Fultondale High School leads the list at 41.1%, against a median of 6.6% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
15
Jefferson County, Alabama
Top Enrollment growth
41.1%
Median Enrollment growth
6.6%
FASTEST GROWING · JEFFERSON COUNTY, ALABAMA
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
1Fultondale High SchoolBirmingham, ALJefferson County60184841.1%
2Parker High SchoolBirmingham, ALBirmingham City69694235.3%
3Leeds High SchoolLeeds, ALLeeds City49362426.6%
4Tarrant High SchoolTarrant, ALTarrant City47259726.5%
5McAdory High SchoolMcCalla, ALJefferson County1,0581,25919.0%
6Mortimer Jordan High SchoolKimberly, ALJefferson County75188618.0%
7Homewood High SchoolHomewood, ALHomewood City1,2261,3338.7%
8ClayChalkville High SchoolPinson, ALJefferson County1,2921,3776.6%
9Hueytown High SchoolHueytown, ALJefferson County1,1271,2006.5%
10HewittTrussville High SchoolTrussville, ALTrussville City1,4891,5715.5%
11Pleasant Grove High SchoolPleasant Grove, ALJefferson County7157525.2%
12Pinson Valley High SchoolPinson, ALJefferson County9951,0253.0%
13Gardendale High SchoolGardendale, ALJefferson County1,0611,0761.4%
14Hoover High SchoolHoover, ALHoover City2,8912,9191.0%
15Woodlawn High SchoolMagnetBirmingham, ALBirmingham City7457500.7%
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