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The fastest-growing public schools in Frederick County, Virginia

Across Frederick County, Virginia, 9 public schools are ranked here, ranked by enrollment growth between the 2017-18 and 2024-25 school years. Robert E. Aylor Middle leads the list at 37.5%, against a median of 7.9% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
9
Frederick County, Virginia
Top Enrollment growth
37.5%
Median Enrollment growth
7.9%
FASTEST GROWING · FREDERICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
1Robert E. Aylor MiddleWhite Post, VAFrederick County Public Schools62686137.5%
2Middletown ElementaryMiddletown, VAFrederick County Public Schools47964835.3%
3Evendale ElementaryWinchester, VAFrederick County Public Schools52161818.6%
4James Wood HighWinchester, VAFrederick County Public Schools1,3161,46211.1%
5Sherando HighStephens City, VAFrederick County Public Schools1,5111,6317.9%
6Frederick County MiddleWinchester, VAFrederick County Public Schools6857326.9%
7Millbrook HighWinchester, VAFrederick County Public Schools1,4501,5506.9%
8Gainesboro ElementaryWinchester, VAFrederick County Public Schools4724832.3%
9Orchard View ElementaryWinchester, VAFrederick County Public Schools4604692.0%
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