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The fastest-growing public elementary schools in Merced County, California

This ranking covers the fastest-growing public elementary schools in Merced County, California, drawn from 14 qualifying public elementary schools. Rudolph Rivera Elementary leads the list at 35.3%, against a median of 7.5% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
14
Merced County, California
Top Enrollment growth
35.3%
Median Enrollment growth
7.5%
FASTEST GROWING · MERCED COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
1Rudolph Rivera ElementaryMerced, CAMerced City Elementary67891735.3%
2Peggy Heller ElementaryAtwater, CAAtwater Elementary57371224.3%
3Ballico-Cressey Community CharterBallico, CABallico-Cressey Elementary26129312.3%
4Yamato Colony ElementaryLivingston, CALivingston Union56362711.4%
5Luther Burbank ElementaryMerced, CAMerced City Elementary64771610.7%
6McSwain ElementaryMerced, CAMcSwain Union Elementary8379129.0%
7Joe StefaniMerced, CAMerced City Elementary5886419.0%
8Planada ElementaryPlanada, CAPlanada Elementary5505836.0%
9Farmdale ElementaryMerced, CAWeaver Union8859193.8%
10Campus Park ElementaryLivingston, CALivingston Union4895032.9%
11Ada Givens ElementaryMerced, CAMerced City Elementary5645792.7%
12Allan Peterson ElementaryMerced, CAMerced City Elementary6766902.1%
13John C. Fremont ElementaryMerced, CAMerced City Elementary5705801.8%
14Pioneer ElementaryMerced, CAWeaver Union1,0461,0550.9%
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