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Wisconsin: the highest-poverty counties by school enrollment

70 counties

Wisconsin 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 40.5%. Showing ranks 51 to 70.

#CountyStateSchoolsStudentsStudents on FRL% FRL
51Buffalo CountyWI101,85066636.0%
52Door CountyWI163,2031,12635.8%
53Pepin CountyWI41,21943135.4%
54Portage CountyWI309,2173,22335.4%
55Green CountyWI205,2781,85035.1%
56Jefferson CountyWI319,1943,18435.0%
57La Crosse CountyWI3714,9035,18334.8%
58Columbia CountyWI318,4982,70232.3%
59Dane CountyWI16578,52524,61231.6%
60Outagamie CountyWI7231,3309,87331.5%
61Iowa CountyWI153,3731,01430.1%
62Calumet CountyWI226,8462,02029.5%
63Price CountyWI81,46440827.9%
64Kewaunee CountyWI103,50591426.1%
65Douglas CountyWI165,51982224.4%
66Washington CountyWI3417,7464,02723.1%
67Pierce CountyWI257,4191,70023.0%
68St. Croix CountyWI3014,2663,07121.5%
69Waukesha CountyWI11360,03210,42717.4%
70Ozaukee CountyWI2612,4221,92715.6%

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