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Mississippi: the lowest-poverty counties by school enrollment

73 counties

Mississippi 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 79.2%. Showing ranks 51 to 73.

#CountyStateSchoolsStudentsStudents on FRL% FRL
51Marshall CountyMS123,7623,65397.1%
52Coahoma CountyMS133,5183,44998.0%
53Tallahatchie CountyMS51,3451,33098.9%
54Jefferson Davis CountyMS41,2171,20599.0%
55Greene CountyMS51,6211,60699.1%
56Covington CountyMS72,4922,47199.2%
57Choctaw CountyMS41,2331,22499.3%
58Yazoo CountyMS73,0403,01999.3%
59Wayne CountyMS62,9772,95999.4%
60Bolivar CountyMS154,4154,40199.7%
61Jefferson CountyMS31,0831,08099.7%
62Leake CountyMS72,6442,63799.7%
63Washington CountyMS216,3296,31199.7%
64Noxubee CountyMS31,3211,31999.8%
65Tunica CountyMS51,5981,59599.8%
66Adams CountyMS72,7142,71099.9%
67Leflore CountyMS133,9213,91999.9%
68Claiborne CountyMS31,1351,135100%
69Copiah CountyMS73,3973,397100%
70Holmes CountyMS72,3002,300100%
71Humphreys CountyMS31,1301,130100%
72Sunflower CountyMS112,8072,807100%
73Warren CountyMS146,6106,608100%

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