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The fastest-growing public schools in Arlington County, Virginia

This ranking covers the fastest-growing public schools in Arlington County, Virginia, drawn from 10 qualifying public schools. Washington-Liberty High leads the list at 24.9%, against a median of 15.5% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
Arlington County, Virginia
Top Enrollment growth
24.9%
Median Enrollment growth
15.5%
FASTEST GROWING · ARLINGTON COUNTY, VIRGINIA
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1Washington-Liberty HighArlington, VAArlington County Public Schools2,4373,04424.9%
2Yorktown HighArlington, VAArlington County Public Schools2,1902,59318.4%
3Wakefield HighArlington, VAArlington County Public Schools2,2482,64617.7%
4Abingdon ElementaryArlington, VAArlington County Public Schools65576817.3%
5Arlington TraditionalArlington, VAArlington County Public Schools54062415.6%
6Barcroft ElementaryArlington, VAArlington County Public Schools42949515.4%
7Hoffman-Boston ElementaryArlington, VAArlington County Public Schools52659212.5%
8Kenmore MiddleArlington, VAArlington County Public Schools9591,0539.8%
9Gunston MiddleArlington, VAArlington County Public Schools1,0231,0724.8%
10Jefferson MiddleArlington, VAArlington County Public Schools1,0941,1202.4%
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