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The fastest-growing public schools in Aiken County, South Carolina

9 public schools in Aiken County, South Carolina appear in this ranking of the fastest-growing public schools, ranked by enrollment growth between the 2017-18 and 2024-25 school years. Silver Bluff High leads the list at 21.3%, against a median of 8.3% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
9
Aiken County, South Carolina
Top Enrollment growth
21.3%
Median Enrollment growth
8.3%
FASTEST GROWING · AIKEN COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
1Silver Bluff HighAiken, SCAiken 0162375621.3%
2Millbrook ElementaryAiken, SCAiken 0158966412.7%
3Gloverville ElementaryGloverville, SCAiken 013193509.7%
4North Augusta HighNorth Augusta, SCAiken 011,5121,6458.8%
5Midland Valley HighGraniteville, SCAiken 011,4381,5588.3%
6Jefferson ElementaryWarrenville, SCAiken 015435725.3%
7Mossy Creek ElementaryNorth Augusta, SCAiken 016677004.9%
8Oakwood-Windsor ElementaryAiken, SCAiken 014084274.7%
9Ridge Spring-Monetta Middle/ HighMonetta, SCAiken 014514602.0%
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