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The fastest-growing public K-12 schools in Florida

Across Florida, 15 public K-12 schools are ranked here, ranked by enrollment growth between the 2017-18 and 2024-25 school years. HORIZONS ACADEMY leads the list at 99.5%, against a median of 15.6% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Florida

Top Enrollment growth

99.5%

Median Enrollment growth

15.6%

FASTEST GROWING · FLORIDA

#	School	City	District	2017-18	2024-25	% Change
1	HORIZONS ACADEMY	BRADENTON, FL	MANATEE	215	429	99.5%
2	JEFFERSON SCHOOLS K-12	MONTICELLO, FL	JEFFERSON	372	669	79.8%
3	DROPOUT PREVENTION SCHOOL	LARGO, FL	PINELLAS	233	395	69.5%
4	GRACEVILLE SCHOOL	GRACEVILLE, FL	JACKSON	292	400	37.0%
5	DEANE BOZEMAN SCHOOL	PANAMA CITY, FL	BAY	1,254	1,690	34.8%
6	CENTRAL SCHOOL	MILTON, FL	SANTA ROSA	602	732	21.6%
7	P.K. YONGE DEVELOPMENTAL RESEARCH SCHOOL	GAINESVILLE, FL	UF LAB SCH	1,153	1,363	18.2%
8	A.D. HENDERSON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL & FAU HIGH SCHOOL	BOCA RATON, FL	FAU LAB SCH	1,147	1,326	15.6%
9	BRIDGEPREP ACADEMY OF VILLAGE GREEN	MIAMI, FL	MIAMI-DADE	752	856	13.8%
10	BRUCIE BALL EDUCATIONAL CENTER	MIAMI, FL	MIAMI-DADE	387	435	12.4%
11	LAUREL HILL SCHOOL	LAUREL HILL, FL	OKALOOSA	394	432	9.6%
12	POPLAR SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL	GRACEVILLE, FL	HOLMES	379	415	9.5%
13	PEPIN ACADEMIES	TAMPA, FL	HILLSBOROUGH	765	834	9.0%
14	MALONE SCHOOL	MALONE, FL	JACKSON	523	559	6.9%
15	ALTHA PUBLIC SCHOOL	ALTHA, FL	CALHOUN	637	653	2.5%

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