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The fastest-growing public schools in Kings County, California

This ranking covers the fastest-growing public schools in Kings County, California, drawn from 15 qualifying public schools. Sierra Pacific High leads the list at 39.8%, against a median of 6.6% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
15
Kings County, California
Top Enrollment growth
39.8%
Median Enrollment growth
6.6%
FASTEST GROWING · KINGS COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
1Sierra Pacific HighHanford, CAHanford Joint Union High8461,18339.8%
2Frontier ElementaryHanford, CAPioneer Union Elementary46261934.0%
3Kings County Special EducationHanford, CAKings County Office of Education30839327.6%
4Avenal HighAvenal, CAReef-Sunset Unified62876221.3%
5Armona ElementaryArmona, CAArmona Union Elementary51657110.7%
6Corcoran HighCorcoran, CACorcoran Joint Unified8489319.8%
7Jefferson AcademyHanford, CAHanford Elementary4655017.7%
8Kings River-Hardwick ElementaryHanford, CAKings River-Hardwick Union Elementary8078606.6%
9Martin Luther King Jr. ElementaryHanford, CAHanford Elementary5926245.4%
10Parkview MiddleArmona, CAArmona Union Elementary4264434.0%
11Liberty MiddleLemoore, CALemoore Union Elementary6176363.1%
12John Muir MiddleCorcoran, CACorcoran Joint Unified7357542.6%
13Hanford West HighHanford, CAHanford Joint Union High1,2971,3312.6%
14Reef-Sunset MiddleAvenal, CAReef-Sunset Unified5425542.2%
15Pioneer MiddleHanford, CAPioneer Union Elementary5395502.0%
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