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The fastest-growing public middle schools in Morris County, New Jersey

This ranking covers the fastest-growing public middle schools in Morris County, New Jersey, drawn from 9 qualifying public middle schools. Morris Plains Borough School leads the list at 8.2%, against a median of 2.4% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
9
Morris County, New Jersey
Top Enrollment growth
8.2%
Median Enrollment growth
2.4%
FASTEST GROWING · MORRIS COUNTY, NEW JERSEY
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
1Morris Plains Borough SchoolMORRIS PLAINS, NJMorris Plains School District3683988.2%
2Mount Olive Middle SchoolBUDD LAKE, NJMount Olive Township School District1,0631,1377.0%
3Central Middle SchoolStirling, NJLong Hill Township School District2712844.8%
4Ridgedale Middle SchoolFLORHAM PARK, NJFlorham Park School District3133212.6%
5Mendham Township Middle SchoolBROOKSIDE, NJMendham Township School District3343422.4%
6Eisenhower Middle SchoolSUCCASUNNA, NJRoxbury Township School District5235311.5%
7Copeland Middle SchoolROCKAWAY, NJRockaway Township School District7897991.3%
8Brooklawn Middle SchoolParsippany, NJParsippany-Troy Hills Township School District9189250.8%
9Richard Butler SchoolBUTLER, NJButler Public School District2892910.7%
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