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The fastest-growing public high schools in Orleans Parish, Louisiana

This ranking covers the fastest-growing public high schools in Orleans Parish, Louisiana, drawn from 8 qualifying public high schools. Booker T. Washington High School leads the list at 135%, against a median of 21.4% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Orleans Parish, Louisiana

Top Enrollment growth

135%

Median Enrollment growth

21.4%

FASTEST GROWING · ORLEANS PARISH, LOUISIANA

#	School	City	District	2017-18	2024-25	% Change
1	Booker T. Washington High School	New Orleans, LA	KIPP Booker T. Washington	226	532	135%
2	Livingston Collegiate Academy	New Orleans, LA	Livingston Collegiate Academy	308	575	86.7%
3	New Orleans Charter Science and Mathematics HS	New Orleans, LA	New Orleans Charter Science and Mathematics HS	473	627	32.6%
4	New Orleans Military & Maritime Academy	New Orleans, LA	New Orleans Military & Maritime Academy	763	945	23.9%
5	Frederick A. Douglass High School	New Orleans, LA	Frederick A. Douglass High School	553	658	19.0%
6	Abramson Sci Academy	New Orleans, LA	Sci Academy	591	655	10.8%
7	Benjamin Franklin High School	New Orleans, LA	Benjamin Franklin High School	970	1,056	8.9%
8	Sophie B. Wright Institute of Academic Excellence	New Orleans, LA	Sophie B Wright Institute of Academic Excellence	508	534	5.1%

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