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The fastest-growing public K-12 schools in North Carolina

This ranking covers the fastest-growing public K-12 schools in North Carolina, drawn from 11 qualifying public K-12 schools. FernLeaf leads the list at 239%, against a median of 51.5% across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked
11
North Carolina
Top Enrollment growth
239%
Median Enrollment growth
51.5%
FASTEST GROWING · NORTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
1FernLeafFletcher, NCFernLeaf Community Charter School225763239%
2Durham Charter SchoolDurham, NCDurham Charter School3721,010172%
3Youngsville AcademyYoungsville, NCYoungsville Academy266615131%
4American Leadership Academy-CoastalWilmington, NCAmerican Leadership Academy-Coastal5111,00296.1%
5Union Prep Academy at Indian TrailIndian Trail, NCUnion Preparatory Academy at Indian Trai8241,26853.9%
6Union Day SchoolWEDDINGTON, NCUnion Day School42163851.5%
7Mattamuskeet SchoolSwan Quarter, NCHyde County Schools23729926.2%
8Doris Henderson Newcomers SchGreensboro, NCGuilford County Schools26632622.6%
9Metro SchoolCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools2382588.4%
10Highlands SchoolHighlands, NCMacon County Schools3213447.2%
11Boonville ElementaryBoonville, NCYadkin County Schools3633650.6%
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