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The fastest-growing public schools in Atlanta, Georgia

This ranking covers the fastest-growing public schools in Atlanta, Georgia, drawn from 39 qualifying public schools. John Lewis Invictus Academy leads the list at 108%, against a median of 16.6% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
39
Atlanta, Georgia
Top Enrollment growth
108%
Median Enrollment growth
16.6%
FASTEST GROWING · ATLANTA, GEORGIA
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
1John Lewis Invictus AcademyAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools333692108%
2GLOBE Academy Charter School IAtlanta, GADeKalb County7831,09339.6%
3Frederick Douglass High SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools9291,29639.5%
4Ashford Park Elementary SchoolAtlanta, GADeKalb County55075737.6%
5Kipp WAYS Primary Charter SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools40955936.7%
6Woodson Park Academy SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools62284235.4%
7Genesis Innovation Academy for BoysAtlanta, GAState Specialty Schools II- Genesis Innovation Academy-Boy22830734.6%
8Maynard Jackson High SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools1,2051,54928.5%
9Midtown High SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools1,3321,69627.3%
10Westside Atlanta Charter SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools27634926.4%
11Camp Creek Middle SchoolAtlanta, GAFulton County59574825.7%
12North Atlanta High SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools1,8892,36825.4%
13Martin L. King Jr. Middle SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools71187923.6%
14Charles Drew Charter JA/SR AcademyAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools76694122.8%
15Burgess-Peterson Elementary SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools47458022.4%
16Carver High School Early CollegeAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools42051422.4%
17KIPP Strive Primary Charter SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools52562719.4%
18D. M. Therrell High SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools81096419.0%
19Booker T. Washington High SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools72285618.6%
20South Atlanta High SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools80894216.6%
21Kittredge Magnet SchoolAtlanta, GADeKalb County47955215.2%
22Barack and Michelle Obama AcademyAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools25929714.7%
23KIPP South Fulton Academy SchoolAtlanta, GAFulton County33338214.7%
24Benteen Elementary SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools28832914.2%
25Kipp Atlanta Collegiate Charter SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools77687412.6%
26Druid Hills High SchoolAtlanta, GADeKalb County1,3121,46811.9%
27Sandtown Middle SchoolAtlanta, GAFulton County86195611.0%
28McNair High SchoolAtlanta, GADeKalb County70577910.5%
29Sequoyah Middle SchoolAtlanta, GADeKalb County1,5701,7139.1%
30KIPP Vision Primary Charter SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools5225627.7%
31Michael R. Hollis Innovation AcademyAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools5585834.5%
32Willis A. Sutton Middle SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools1,5521,6194.3%
33Coretta Scott King Young Women's Leadership AcademyAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools3643773.6%
34Parkside Elementary SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools6296503.3%
35Fernbank Elementary SchoolAtlanta, GADeKalb County8688953.1%
36Lakeside High SchoolAtlanta, GADeKalb County2,1722,2342.9%
37Riverwood International Charter SchoolAtlanta, GAFulton County1,6971,7372.4%
38Fred A. Toomer Elementary SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools5045131.8%
39The John Hope-Charles Walter Hill Elementary SchoolsAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools4204230.7%
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