Ohio: the highest-poverty counties by school enrollment

78 counties

Ohio 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 49.5%. Showing ranks 51 to 78.

#	County	State	Schools	Students	Students on FRL	% FRL
51	Lucas County	OH	138	73,839	11,888	43.8%
52	Licking County	OH	61	29,815	9,262	43.2%
53	Montgomery County	OH	154	74,487	16,134	42.4%
54	Butler County	OH	89	59,107	17,076	42.2%
55	Miami County	OH	34	16,719	4,368	42.0%
56	Clinton County	OH	16	6,856	1,459	41.7%
57	Clermont County	OH	47	26,246	9,163	41.4%
58	Fairfield County	OH	45	26,447	1,923	41.2%
59	Franklin County	OH	383	195,359	38,864	40.5%
60	Tuscarawas County	OH	43	15,660	950	40.0%
61	Erie County	OH	27	12,434	2,569	39.5%
62	Lake County	OH	55	27,899	8,537	39.3%
63	Portage County	OH	46	19,638	6,333	37.9%
64	Mercer County	OH	22	9,242	2,388	36.8%
65	Stark County	OH	97	53,798	9,996	35.7%
66	Wood County	OH	37	19,968	4,714	35.3%
67	Putnam County	OH	22	5,938	1,501	34.9%
68	Summit County	OH	147	69,214	13,999	34.2%
69	Hamilton County	OH	205	111,403	16,394	33.9%
70	Lorain County	OH	89	42,516	8,052	32.7%
71	Holmes County	OH	17	3,271	1,005	31.1%
72	Cuyahoga County	OH	341	155,924	14,132	26.9%
73	Greene County	OH	39	22,426	3,669	26.9%
74	Medina County	OH	44	25,243	5,606	25.6%
75	Warren County	OH	45	39,898	8,174	23.8%
76	Geauga County	OH	22	9,939	2,042	20.7%
77	Delaware County	OH	59	44,100	8,893	20.3%
78	Union County	OH	19	12,597	2,338	18.6%

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