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Minnesota: the lowest-poverty counties by school enrollment

80 counties

Minnesota 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 40.2%. Showing ranks 51 to 80.

#CountyStateSchoolsStudentsStudents on FRL% FRL
51Redwood CountyMN102,4681,06243.0%
52Polk CountyMN195,0752,19743.3%
53Stearns CountyMN6424,16010,56043.7%
54Pipestone CountyMN81,64072444.1%
55Mille Lacs CountyMN266,1002,69244.2%
56Yellow Medicine CountyMN61,27456444.3%
57Koochiching CountyMN71,54569645.0%
58Renville CountyMN91,80681945.3%
59Pine CountyMN153,6571,66745.6%
60Rice CountyMN308,3013,84646.3%
61Lyon CountyMN174,8032,24946.8%
62Aitkin CountyMN91,67078647.2%
63Itasca CountyMN226,4073,07448.0%
64Hubbard CountyMN122,4151,17248.6%
65Faribault CountyMN61,82788548.7%
66Wadena CountyMN143,2011,57849.3%
67Martin CountyMN153,1101,57550.7%
68Chippewa CountyMN92,1941,14452.1%
69Cottonwood CountyMN91,9661,04253.2%
70Beltrami CountyMN358,0884,33053.8%
71Kandiyohi CountyMN206,2133,37854.4%
72Freeborn CountyMN184,0612,20654.5%
73Mower CountyMN317,4344,08055.0%
74Todd CountyMN92,9571,64455.6%
75Watonwan CountyMN82,0021,11755.8%
76Clearwater CountyMN41,33074355.9%
77Ramsey CountyMN24794,43754,07357.3%
78Cass CountyMN184,5702,77360.7%
79Nobles CountyMN175,2843,20760.7%
80Mahnomen CountyMN71,28492772.2%

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