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The fastest-growing public schools in Apache County, Arizona

6 public schools in Apache County, Arizona appear in this ranking of the fastest-growing public schools, ranked by enrollment growth between the 2017-18 and 2024-25 school years. St Johns High School leads the list at 18.1%, against a median of 4.0% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
6
Apache County, Arizona
Top Enrollment growth
18.1%
Median Enrollment growth
4.0%
FASTEST GROWING · APACHE COUNTY, ARIZONA
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1St Johns High SchoolSt Johns, AZSt Johns Unified District (4153)24929418.1%
2Round Valley High SchoolEagar, AZRound Valley Unified District (4155)33638614.9%
3Coronado Elementary SchoolSt Johns, AZSt Johns Unified District (4153)2352475.1%
4Chinle Elementary SchoolChinle, AZChinle Unified District (4158)4754892.9%
5St Johns Middle SchoolSt Johns, AZSt Johns Unified District (4153)3073132.0%
6Tsehootsooi Primary Learning CenterFort Defiance, AZWindow Rock Unified District (4154)4294300.2%
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