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Maryland: the lowest-poverty counties by school enrollment

24 counties

Maryland public school districts ranked by the lowest share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Counties need at least 3 schools and 1,000 students to qualify.

#CountyStateSchoolsStudentsStudents on FRL% FRL
1Howard CountyMD7757,56515,82127.5%
2Carroll CountyMD4326,1417,42428.4%
3Calvert CountyMD2414,8494,80132.3%
4Frederick CountyMD6748,05417,79437.0%
5Harford CountyMD5537,77114,72039.0%
6Queen Anne's CountyMD147,4782,91939.0%
7Montgomery CountyMD208159,18164,13940.3%
8St. Mary's CountyMD2616,9056,90640.9%
9Anne Arundel CountyMD12685,07435,92242.2%
10Worcester CountyMD137,0023,41448.8%
11Charles CountyMD3828,16214,02149.8%
12Cecil CountyMD2814,8537,57351.0%
13Baltimore CountyMD177110,87258,66452.9%
14Washington CountyMD4323,32013,46557.7%
15Allegany CountyMD228,1134,70758.0%
16Garrett CountyMD123,8532,26258.7%
17Wicomico CountyMD2515,5829,26159.4%
18Talbot CountyMD84,4852,72660.8%
19Caroline CountyMD95,6483,72465.9%
20Kent CountyMD51,6941,15968.4%
21Dorchester CountyMD114,5862,38573.4%
22Baltimore cityMD15377,34157,01673.7%
23Somerset CountyMD72,9012,20175.9%
24Prince George's CountyMD199132,693104,92179.1%

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