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The fastest-growing public middle schools in Riverside County, California

Across Riverside County, California, 15 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by enrollment growth between the 2017-18 and 2024-25 school years. La Quinta Middle leads the list at 25.9%, against a median of 5.0% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
15
Riverside County, California
Top Enrollment growth
25.9%
Median Enrollment growth
5.0%
FASTEST GROWING · RIVERSIDE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
1La Quinta MiddleLa Quinta, CADesert Sands Unified56370925.9%
2Acacia MiddleHemet, CAHemet Unified79195821.1%
3Ethan A Chase MiddleMenifee, CARomoland Elementary1,2321,44717.5%
4University Heights MiddleRiverside, CARiverside Unified7998708.9%
5San Gorgonio MiddleBeaumont, CABeaumont Unified1,1721,2536.9%
6Vista Heights MiddleMoreno Valley, CAMoreno Valley Unified1,3271,4196.9%
7El Cerrito MiddleCorona, CACorona-Norco Unified1,1581,2185.2%
8Diamond Valley MiddleHemet, CAHemet Unified1,0701,1235.0%
9Elsinore MiddleLake Elsinore, CALake Elsinore Unified9129473.8%
10Chemawa MiddleRiverside, CARiverside Unified8558853.5%
11Dorothy McElhinney MiddleMurrieta, CAMurrieta Valley Unified1,4191,4512.3%
12Auburndale IntermediateCorona, CACorona-Norco Unified6366400.6%
13Central MiddleRiverside, CARiverside Unified6176210.6%
14Sierra MiddleRiverside, CARiverside Unified8258290.5%
15David A. Brown MiddleWildomar, CALake Elsinore Unified1,0261,0300.4%
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