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Washington schools where the Black enrollment share is growing fastest

Change in Black share of enrollment, 2013 to 2023 · 1,737 eligible schools · statewide the share went 4.6% → 4.7% (+0.1 points). Schools above that outpaced WA.

HispanicWhiteAsianBlackTwo or more racesPacific IslanderAmerican Indian
Growing shareShrinking sharePeriod1Y5Y10YAllTop 25, ranked by points gained.
#SchoolLvl20132023ChangePts/yrStudentsEnrollment
1CHOICE Academy
Seattle · Highline School District
High3.2%21.3%
+18.1
+2.0+34125 → 178
2Wing Luke Elementary School
Seattle · Seattle School District No. 1
Elem37.9%51.7%
+13.8
+1.5+30351 → 315
3Silver Lake Elementary School
Federal Way · Federal Way School District
Elem9.7%23.4%
+13.7
+1.6+48423 → 381
4Bow Lake Elementary
Seatac · Highline School District
Elem17.9%31.3%
+13.4
+1.4+43670 → 520
5Cascade Parent Partnership Program
Seattle · Seattle School District No. 1
Other9.4%22.7%
+13.3
+1.4+65180 → 361
6Orca K-8 School
Seattle · Seattle School District No. 1
Elem19.9%32.4%
+12.5
+1.2+19483 → 355
7Internet Academy
Federal Way · Federal Way School District
Other4.7%16.1%
+11.4
+1.0+50277 → 391
8Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School
Seattle · Seattle School District No. 1
Elem41.2%52.0%
+10.8
+1.2−3362 → 281
9Panther Lake Elementary School
Federal Way · Federal Way School District
Elem13.1%23.7%
+10.6
+1.0+40458 → 422
10West Seattle Elementary School
Seattle · Seattle School District No. 1
Elem55.1%65.5%
+10.4
+1.4+9428 → 374
11Green Gables Elementary School
Federal Way · Federal Way School District
Elem7.7%17.8%
+10.1
+0.9+26401 → 320
12McMicken Heights Elementary
Seatac · Highline School District
Elem20.0%29.7%
+9.7
+0.9+41536 → 498
13Illahee Middle School
Federal Way · Federal Way School District
Middle12.7%22.3%
+9.6
+1.1+43756 → 622
14Cedar Way Elementary
Mtlk Terrace · Edmonds School District
Elem6.5%16.0%
+9.5
+1.2+60417 → 545
15Meredith Hill Elementary School
Auburn · Federal Way School District
Elem4.7%14.2%
+9.5
+0.8+44380 → 437
16Laurelhurst Elementary School
Seattle · Seattle School District No. 1
Elem1.9%11.3%
+9.4
+0.8+23426 → 275
17Green Lake Elementary School
Seattle · Seattle School District No. 1
Elem1.6%10.9%
+9.3
+0.8+31258 → 322
18Lake Dolloff Elementary School
Auburn · Federal Way School District
Elem10.8%20.0%
+9.2
+0.8+55389 → 486
19Pope Elementary
Puyallup · Puyallup School District
Elem2.4%11.4%
+9.0
+0.9+71534 → 735
20Marysville SD Special
Marysville · Marysville School District
Other0.0%8.9%
+8.9
+0.8+20118 → 225
21Lake Hills Elementary
Bellevue · Bellevue School District
Elem4.0%12.8%
+8.8
+0.9+35502 → 429
22John Rogers Elementary School
Seattle · Seattle School District No. 1
Elem10.4%19.1%
+8.7
+1.2+3317 → 188
23Enterprise Elementary School
Federal Way · Federal Way School District
Elem11.0%19.6%
+8.6
+0.8+29492 → 424
24Louisa Boren STEM K-8
Seattle · Seattle School District No. 1
Elem11.3%19.9%
+8.6
+1.0+54326 → 457
25Pacific Middle School
Des Moines · Highline School District
Middle10.2%18.7%
+8.5
+1.0+50658 → 626

Ranked by percentage-point increase in this group's share of enrollment. Schools need at least 100 students in both 2013 and 2023 to be ranked — without a floor the list fills with tiny schools swinging on a handful of children. Share and headcount can move differently as total enrollment changes, which is what the Pts/yr (trend across the selected period) and Students (headcount gained or lost) columns are there to expose. Enrollment counts come from the federal Common Core of Data via the Urban Institute; “Black” is that source's category.