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Mississippi Title I schools beating the odds

Mississippi 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 Mississippi schools. The intersection that matters most for equity.

MISSISSIPPI · TITLE I BEATING THE ODDS
#SchoolCityDistrict% FRL% ProficientState %ile
151Pontotoc Middle SchoolPontotocPontotoc City School District72.8%61.9%78
152Itawamba Attendance CenterFultonItawamba County67.7%61.9%78
153West ElementaryGulfportGulfport School District98.6%61.8%77
154Natchez Early College @ Co-LinNatchezNatchez-Adams School District100%61.8%77
155Wayne County High SchoolWaynesboroWayne County School District99.6%61.7%77
156Gautier ElementaryGautierPascagoula-Gautier School District81.6%61.6%77
157Amory Middle SchoolAmoryAmory School District70.1%61.5%77
158Walnut Attendance CenterWALNUTNorth Tippah School District73.1%61.5%77
159Baxterville SchoolLumbertonLamar County School District77.9%61.5%76
160Iuka Elementary SchoolIukaTishomingo County School District66.7%61.5%76
161McAdams Attendance CenterMCADAMSAttala County Schools98.2%61.4%76
162Vardaman Attendance CenterVardamanCalhoun County School District74.7%61.4%76
163Clara SchoolWaynesboroWayne County School District99.3%61.4%76
164Nettleton High SchoolNettletonNettleton School District80.4%61.3%76
165Lawndale Elementary SchoolTupeloTupelo Public School District76.2%61.3%76
166Seminary MiddleSeminaryCovington County School District99.2%61.1%75
167Hancock Middle SchoolKilnHancock School District69.0%61.1%75
168St. Martin Upper ElementarySt. MartinJackson County School District65.5%61.1%75
169Bowmar AvenueVICKSBURGVicksburg Warren School District100%61.1%75
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