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The fastest-growing public high schools in Charles County, Maryland

This ranking covers the fastest-growing public high schools in Charles County, Maryland, drawn from 7 qualifying public high schools. Maurice J. McDonough High School leads the list at 28.2%, against a median of 9.8% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
7
Charles County, Maryland
Top Enrollment growth
28.2%
Median Enrollment growth
9.8%
FASTEST GROWING · CHARLES COUNTY, MARYLAND
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
1Maurice J. McDonough High SchoolPomfret, MDCharles County Public Schools9071,16328.2%
2St. Charles High SchoolWaldorf, MDCharles County Public Schools1,2811,61726.2%
3North Point High SchoolWaldorf, MDCharles County Public Schools1,7441,96012.4%
4La Plata High SchoolLa Plata, MDCharles County Public Schools1,1081,2179.8%
5Thomas Stone High SchoolWaldorf, MDCharles County Public Schools1,1681,2305.3%
6Henry E. Lackey High SchoolIndian Head, MDCharles County Public Schools1,0251,0330.8%
7Westlake High SchoolWaldorf, MDCharles County Public Schools1,2101,2160.5%
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