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The fastest-growing public high schools in Lexington County, South Carolina

This ranking covers the fastest-growing public high schools in Lexington County, South Carolina, drawn from 10 qualifying public high schools. Lexington High leads the list at 31.1%, against a median of 11.8% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
Lexington County, South Carolina
Top Enrollment growth
31.1%
Median Enrollment growth
11.8%
FASTEST GROWING · LEXINGTON COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
1Lexington HighLexington, SCLexington 011,9342,53631.1%
2Swansea High Freshman AcademySwansea, SCLexington 0422627421.2%
3Gilbert HighGilbert, SCLexington 019651,13817.9%
4Brookland-Cayce HighCayce, SCLexington 021,0281,21217.9%
5Chapin HighChapin, SCLexington 051,3861,61716.7%
6Swansea HighSwansea, SCLexington 046506956.9%
7Pelion HighPelion, SCLexington 016797185.7%
8White Knoll HighLexington, SCLexington 011,9382,0254.5%
9River Bluff HighLexington, SCLexington 012,0662,1172.5%
10Batesburg-Leesville High SchoolBatesburg-Leesville, SCLexington 035345452.1%
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