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The fastest-growing public middle schools in Denton County, Texas

17 public middle schools in Denton County, Texas appear in this ranking of the fastest-growing public middle schools, ranked by enrollment growth between the 2017-18 and 2024-25 school years. PILOT POINT SELZ MIDDLE leads the list at 66.5%, against a median of 16.9% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
17
Denton County, Texas
Top Enrollment growth
66.5%
Median Enrollment growth
16.9%
FASTEST GROWING · DENTON COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
1PILOT POINT SELZ MIDDLEPILOT POINT, TXPILOT POINT ISD22737866.5%
2ARGYLE MIDDLEARGYLE, TXARGYLE ISD67996942.7%
3PEARSON MIDDLEFRISCO, TXFRISCO ISD7701,03234.0%
4STEM ACADEMY AT HEDRICK MIDDLELEWISVILLE, TXLEWISVILLE ISD66887230.5%
5TERRIE MCNABB MIDDLEAUBREY, TXAUBREY ISD77297826.7%
6ARGYLE 6TH GRADE CENTERARGYLE, TXARGYLE ISD40049223.0%
7GENE PIKE MIDDLEJUSTIN, TXNORTHWEST ISD9331,13721.9%
8PIONEER HERITAGE MIDDLEFRISCO, TXFRISCO ISD8771,03718.2%
9CALHOUN MIDDLEDENTON, TXDENTON ISD72985216.9%
10PONDER J HPONDER, TXPONDER ISD34138914.1%
11KRUM MIDDLEKRUM, TXKRUM ISD50356913.1%
12STAFFORD MIDDLEFRISCO, TXFRISCO ISD8719468.6%
13STRICKLAND MIDDLEDENTON, TXDENTON ISD8819568.5%
14BETTYE MYERS MIDDLESHADY SHORES, TXDENTON ISD7738277.0%
15KILLIAN MIDDLELEWISVILLE, TXLEWISVILLE ISD9479975.3%
16SANGER MIDDLESANGER, TXSANGER ISD4054265.2%
17ARBOR CREEK MIDDLECARROLLTON, TXLEWISVILLE ISD9109403.3%
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