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The fastest-growing public high schools in Winston-Salem, North Carolina

8 public high schools in Winston-Salem, North Carolina appear in this ranking of the fastest-growing public high schools, ranked by enrollment growth between the 2017-18 and 2024-25 school years. Oak Grove High leads the list at 102%, against a median of 10.4% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
8
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Top Enrollment growth
102%
Median Enrollment growth
10.4%
FASTEST GROWING · WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
1Oak Grove HighWinston-Salem, NCDavidson County Schools490992102%
2Atkins Academic & Tech HighWinston-Salem, NCWinston Salem / Forsyth County Schools9521,18724.7%
3Early College of Forsyth CoWinston Salem, NCWinston Salem / Forsyth County Schools25830618.6%
4Carver HighWinston Salem, NCWinston Salem / Forsyth County Schools65472811.3%
5Winston-Salem Preparatory AcadWinston-Salem, NCWinston Salem / Forsyth County Schools3373699.5%
6North Forsyth Magnet HighWinston Salem, NCWinston Salem / Forsyth County Schools1,0521,0843.0%
7Parkland HighWinston Salem, NCWinston Salem / Forsyth County Schools1,5591,5690.6%
8R J Reynolds HighWinston Salem, NCWinston Salem / Forsyth County Schools1,7521,7590.4%
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