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The fastest-growing public schools in Grant County, Washington

13 public schools in Grant County, Washington appear in this ranking of the fastest-growing public schools, ranked by enrollment growth between the 2017-18 and 2024-25 school years. Quincy Middle School leads the list at 82.4%, against a median of 16.4% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
13
Grant County, Washington
Top Enrollment growth
82.4%
Median Enrollment growth
16.4%
FASTEST GROWING · GRANT COUNTY, WASHINGTON
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
1Quincy Middle SchoolQUINCY, WAQuincy School District39371782.4%
2Soap Lake ElementarySOAP LAKE, WASoap Lake School District21132855.5%
3Wahluke High SchoolMattawa, WAWahluke School District59975025.2%
4Ephrata Middle SchoolEPHRATA, WAEphrata School District37446123.3%
5Royal High SchoolRoyal City, WARoyal School District49859218.9%
6Morris Schott ElementaryMattawa, WAWahluke School District27231716.5%
7Ephrata High SchoolEPHRATA, WAEphrata School District76188616.4%
8Quincy High SchoolQUINCY, WAQuincy School District8028607.2%
9Royal Middle SchoolRoyal City, WARoyal School District2632827.2%
10Endeavor Middle SchoolMoses Lake, WAMoses Lake School District2592704.2%
11Warden High SchoolWARDEN, WAWarden School District2832902.5%
12Parkway SchoolEPHRATA, WAEphrata School District4004071.8%
13Columbia Ridge ElementaryEPHRATA, WAEphrata School District4744801.3%
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