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The fastest-growing public high schools in DeKalb County, Georgia

14 public high schools in DeKalb County, Georgia appear in this ranking of the fastest-growing public high schools, ranked by enrollment growth between the 2017-18 and 2024-25 school years. Tapestry Public Charter School leads the list at 46.3%, against a median of 12.1% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
14
DeKalb County, Georgia
Top Enrollment growth
46.3%
Median Enrollment growth
12.1%
FASTEST GROWING · DEKALB COUNTY, GEORGIA
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
1Tapestry Public Charter SchoolDoraville, GADeKalb County20530046.3%
2Decatur High SchoolDecatur, GACity Schools of Decatur1,3391,90142.0%
3Charles Drew Charter JA/SR AcademyAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools76694122.8%
4Stone Mountain High SchoolStone Mountain, GADeKalb County1,0381,25420.8%
5Lithonia High SchoolLithonia, GADeKalb County1,3271,54716.6%
6Cross Keys High SchoolBrookhaven, GADeKalb County1,5291,74814.3%
7Chamblee High SchoolChamblee, GADeKalb County1,6641,86712.2%
8Druid Hills High SchoolAtlanta, GADeKalb County1,3121,46811.9%
9McNair High SchoolAtlanta, GADeKalb County70577910.5%
10Cedar Grove High SchoolEllenwood, GADeKalb County1,0551,1216.3%
11Redan High SchoolStone Mountain, GADeKalb County1,0051,0524.7%
12Southwest DeKalb High SchoolDecatur, GADeKalb County1,1891,2374.0%
13Lakeside High SchoolAtlanta, GADeKalb County2,1722,2342.9%
14Dunwoody High SchoolDunwoody, GADeKalb County1,9932,0121.0%
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