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Alabama: the highest-poverty counties by school enrollment

65 counties

Alabama counties ranked by the share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Counties need at least 3 schools and 1,000 students to qualify. The median ranked county is at 57.0%. Showing ranks 51 to 65.

#CountyStateSchoolsStudentsStudents on FRL% FRL
51Henry CountyAL52,5241,30051.5%
52Jackson CountyAL217,6163,91151.4%
53Coffee CountyAL1610,1685,20051.1%
54Colbert CountyAL228,1784,09050.0%
55St. Clair CountyAL2613,7376,61848.5%
56Blount CountyAL178,9804,32548.2%
57Lee CountyAL3824,81211,79747.5%
58Lauderdale CountyAL2212,5265,89447.1%
59Cleburne CountyAL72,4901,17047.0%
60Elmore CountyAL2013,8676,51947.0%
61Autauga CountyAL138,8884,04845.5%
62Cullman CountyAL3013,1445,97445.5%
63Shelby CountyAL4335,12014,84442.3%
64Madison CountyAL8455,80022,70340.9%
65Baldwin CountyAL4735,97514,52040.4%

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