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Florida Title I schools beating the odds

Florida public schools where 60%+ of students qualify for free or reduced lunch AND the school's composite proficiency ranks in the top quartile of all Florida schools. The intersection that matters most for equity.

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FLORIDA · TITLE I BEATING THE ODDS
#SchoolCityDistrict% FRL% ProficientState %ile
251HIGH POINT ELEMENTARY SCHOOLCLEARWATERPINELLAS70.0%53.1%78
252U. B. KINSEY/PALMVIEW ELEMENTARYWEST PALM BEACHPALM BEACH74.8%53.1%78
253LINDA LENTIN K-8 CENTERNORTH MIAMI BEACHMIAMI-DADE67.2%53.1%78
254ALTAMONTE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLALTAMONTE SPRINGSSEMINOLE81.6%53.1%78
255OAK HILL ELEMENTARYORLANDOORANGE60.0%53.1%78
256GIFFORD MIDDLE SCHOOLVERO BEACHINDIAN RIVER64.6%53.0%78
257BENNETT C RUSSELL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLMILTONSANTA ROSA60.3%53.0%78
258SKYVIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOLPINELLAS PARKPINELLAS64.0%53.0%78
259PORT MALABAR ELEMENTARY SCHOOLPALM BAYBREVARD63.9%53.0%78
260NATHAN B. YOUNG ELEMENTARY SCHOOLOPA LOCKAMIAMI-DADE72.9%53.0%77
261MAE M. WALTERS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLHIALEAHMIAMI-DADE63.2%53.0%77
262DISCOVERY ACADEMY OF LAKE ALFREDLAKE ALFREDPOLK66.8%52.9%77
263PARKSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLNAPLESCOLLIER60.6%52.9%77
264WEST TAMPA ELEMENTARY SCHOOLTAMPAHILLSBOROUGH76.8%52.9%77
265FUGUITT ELEMENTARY SCHOOLLARGOPINELLAS65.7%52.9%77
266CHANNELSIDE ACADEMY OF MATH AND SCIENCETAMPAHILLSBOROUGH67.6%52.8%77
267WESTSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSPRING HILLHERNANDO72.9%52.8%77
268CUTLER RIDGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLCUTLER BAYMIAMI-DADE64.9%52.8%77
269ARCOLA LAKE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLMIAMIMIAMI-DADE67.7%52.7%77
270R. J. LONGSTREET ELEMENTARY SCHOOLDAYTONA BEACHVOLUSIA60.8%52.7%77
271BETHUNE ACADEMYHAINES CITYPOLK77.9%52.7%77
272HOBE SOUND ELEMENTARY SCHOOLHOBE SOUNDMARTIN62.3%52.7%76
273EDWARD W BOK ACADEMY NORTHLAKE WALESPOLK71.5%52.7%76
274JESSIE P. MILLER ELEMENTARY SCHOOLBRADENTONMANATEE69.6%52.6%76
275MOORE HAVEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLMOORE HAVENGLADES74.1%52.6%76
276RUTH RAINS MIDDLE SCHOOLCROSS CITYDIXIE79.0%52.6%76
277MOUNT VERNON ELEMENTARY SCHOOLST PETERSBURGPINELLAS66.1%52.6%76
278ENGLISH ESTATES ELEMENTARY SCHOOLFERN PARKSEMINOLE71.0%52.6%76
279WALLER ELEMENTARY SCHOOLYOUNGSTOWNBAY70.2%52.6%76
280SUWANNEE RIVERSIDE ELEMENTARYLIVE OAKSUWANNEE63.5%52.6%76
281PAHOKEE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLPAHOKEEPALM BEACH84.1%52.4%76
282MYAKKA CITY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLMYAKKA CITYMANATEE62.1%52.4%76
283LEE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLLEEMADISON64.4%52.4%76
284VAN E. BLANTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOLMIAMIMIAMI-DADE69.3%52.3%75
285CRESTHAVEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLPOMPANO BEACHBROWARD60.8%52.3%75
286NEIL ARMSTRONG ELEMENTARY SCHOOLPORT CHARLOTTECHARLOTTE60.3%52.2%75
287HUNGERFORD ELEMENTARYEATONVILLEORANGE76.2%52.1%75
288PINAR ELEMENTARYORLANDOORANGE66.7%52.1%75
289MIRROR LAKES ELEMENTARY SCHOOLLEHIGH ACRESLEE65.0%52.1%75
Page 6 of 6 · 289 ranked. High-poverty schools (60%+ FRL) that rank in the top quartile of their state's proficiency.

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