Michigan: the highest-poverty counties by school enrollment

73 counties

Michigan 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 53.9%. Showing ranks 51 to 73.

#	County	State	Schools	Students	Students on FRL	% FRL
51	St. Clair County	MI	54	20,511	9,527	46.5%
52	Dickinson County	MI	13	3,632	1,675	46.1%
53	Shiawassee County	MI	29	10,105	4,560	45.1%
54	Huron County	MI	23	4,235	1,907	45.0%
55	Kalamazoo County	MI	83	34,151	15,280	44.7%
56	Lenawee County	MI	45	14,256	6,306	44.3%
57	Charlevoix County	MI	13	3,256	1,430	44.0%
58	Barry County	MI	21	8,041	3,481	43.3%
59	Leelanau County	MI	7	1,842	787	42.7%
60	Allegan County	MI	54	17,174	7,303	42.5%
61	Eaton County	MI	46	17,025	7,221	42.4%
62	Lapeer County	MI	27	10,962	4,621	42.2%
63	Monroe County	MI	50	20,286	8,351	41.2%
64	Houghton County	MI	17	5,267	2,127	40.4%
65	Midland County	MI	26	11,324	4,380	38.7%
66	Marquette County	MI	25	7,657	2,598	34.0%
67	Ottawa County	MI	99	42,894	14,546	33.9%
68	Washtenaw County	MI	101	42,861	14,470	33.8%
69	Oakland County	MI	331	169,926	55,119	32.4%
70	Emmet County	MI	16	4,138	1,320	31.9%
71	Grand Traverse County	MI	30	12,069	3,800	31.5%
72	Clinton County	MI	26	9,640	2,844	29.5%
73	Livingston County	MI	47	24,695	4,832	19.6%

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