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Minnesota: the highest-poverty counties by school enrollment

80 counties

Minnesota 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 40.2%. Showing ranks 51 to 80.

#CountyStateSchoolsStudentsStudents on FRL% FRL
51Meeker CountyMN122,9941,12337.5%
52Lincoln CountyMN81,06339637.3%
53Blue Earth CountyMN259,0343,34237.0%
54Brown CountyMN173,6721,31135.8%
55Morrison CountyMN225,3301,88435.5%
56Isanti CountyMN226,0862,15135.4%
57McLeod CountyMN215,1211,79735.1%
58Olmsted CountyMN6624,6278,63035.1%
59Carlton CountyMN246,2012,16635.0%
60Grant CountyMN71,01235435.0%
61Benton CountyMN136,6802,33434.9%
62Dakota CountyMN15174,68725,56634.2%
63Roseau CountyMN92,58287633.9%
64Nicollet CountyMN184,4471,50233.8%
65Lake CountyMN41,28643233.6%
66Fillmore CountyMN142,94695632.5%
67Le Sueur CountyMN113,8691,25732.5%
68Wabasha CountyMN103,4081,10732.5%
69Pope CountyMN71,42144231.1%
70Douglas CountyMN205,7811,77930.8%
71Rock CountyMN61,48543629.5%
72Dodge CountyMN123,8381,11529.1%
73Sherburne CountyMN4116,3064,64628.5%
74Stevens CountyMN71,69147828.3%
75Scott CountyMN5826,0417,28328.0%
76Goodhue CountyMN287,0991,97927.9%
77Chisago CountyMN237,6682,04526.7%
78Washington CountyMN9246,31312,09326.1%
79Wright CountyMN7827,8796,58923.7%
80Carver CountyMN4818,0763,23317.9%

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