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Michigan: the lowest-poverty counties by school enrollment

73 counties

Michigan counties 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. The median ranked county is at 53.9%. Showing ranks 51 to 73.

#CountyStateSchoolsStudentsStudents on FRL% FRL
51Sanilac CountyMI195,3773,06957.1%
52Arenac CountyMI61,8961,08757.3%
53Hillsdale CountyMI225,0672,93958.0%
54Branch CountyMI166,5463,80358.1%
55Presque Isle CountyMI81,17268158.1%
56Muskegon CountyMI6825,24514,82458.7%
57Iron CountyMI31,24173559.2%
58Saginaw CountyMI7325,62115,17659.2%
59Gogebic CountyMI61,52490859.6%
60Genesee CountyMI15058,53435,54360.7%
61Alpena CountyMI103,5982,21861.6%
62Osceola CountyMI133,5732,20261.6%
63Wexford CountyMI148,5535,35262.6%
64Newaygo CountyMI216,7824,29063.3%
65Gratiot CountyMI245,2453,33963.7%
66Clare CountyMI133,7852,45264.8%
67Iosco CountyMI103,4972,28465.3%
68Ogemaw CountyMI51,9721,28965.4%
69Wayne CountyMI543259,786170,94365.8%
70Manistee CountyMI136,5114,37167.1%
71Cheboygan CountyMI102,6431,79668.0%
72Roscommon CountyMI82,6171,82869.9%
73Oceana CountyMI102,8522,02270.9%

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