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The fastest-growing public high schools in Bristol County, Massachusetts

10 public high schools in Bristol County, Massachusetts appear in this ranking of the fastest-growing public high schools, ranked by enrollment growth between the 2017-18 and 2024-25 school years. Westport Middle-High School leads the list at 61.6%, against a median of 22.1% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
Bristol County, Massachusetts
Top Enrollment growth
61.6%
Median Enrollment growth
22.1%
FASTEST GROWING · BRISTOL COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
1Westport Middle-High SchoolWestport, MAWestport55088961.6%
2Argosy Collegiate Charter SchoolFall River, MAArgosy Collegiate Charter School39858747.5%
3New Bedford HighNew Bedford, MANew Bedford1,9622,87846.7%
4Bristol County Agricultural HighDighton, MABristol County Agricultural45663138.4%
5B M C Durfee HighFall River, MAFall River2,1122,64225.1%
6Attleboro HighAttleboro, MAAttleboro1,7032,03019.2%
7Southeastern Regional Vocational TechnicalSouth Easton, MASoutheastern Regional Vocational Technical1,4271,61813.4%
8Taunton HighTaunton, MATaunton2,6382,8779.1%
9Diman Regional Vocational Technical HighFall River, MAGreater Fall River Regional Vocational Technical1,3981,4634.6%
10Bristol-Plymouth Vocational TechnicalTaunton, MABristol-Plymouth Regional Vocational Technical1,2781,3354.5%
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