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The fastest-growing public middle schools in Seattle, Washington

9 public middle schools in Seattle, Washington appear in this ranking of the fastest-growing public middle schools, ranked by enrollment growth between the 2017-18 and 2024-25 school years. Aki Kurose Middle School leads the list at 19.4%, against a median of 7.8% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
9
Seattle, Washington
Top Enrollment growth
19.4%
Median Enrollment growth
7.8%
FASTEST GROWING · SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
1Aki Kurose Middle SchoolSeattle, WASeattle School District No. 168481719.4%
2Cascade Middle SchoolSeattle, WAHighline School District57167117.5%
3Madison Middle SchoolSEATTLE, WASeattle School District No. 18811,01715.4%
4Whitman Middle SchoolSEATTLE, WASeattle School District No. 156663311.8%
5Rainier PrepSeattle, WARainier Prep Charter School District3333597.8%
6Eckstein Middle SchoolSEATTLE, WASeattle School District No. 19651,0246.1%
7Showalter Middle SchoolSEATTLE, WATukwila School District6296513.5%
8Edmonds S. Meany Middle SchoolSeattle, WASeattle School District No. 14895043.1%
9Robert Eagle Staff Middle SchoolSeattle, WASeattle School District No. 17157292.0%
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