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New Jersey: the lowest-poverty counties by school enrollment

21 counties

New Jersey 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
1Hunterdon CountyNJ4818,0562,89116.1%
2Morris CountyNJ15272,23913,33518.7%
3Sussex CountyNJ4619,5794,49022.9%
4Bergen CountyNJ288133,88335,74127.9%
5Somerset CountyNJ8451,27614,41528.1%
6Monmouth CountyNJ18591,05325,83329.2%
7Gloucester CountyNJ8146,08014,79332.1%
8Burlington CountyNJ12969,02022,36132.4%
9Warren CountyNJ3915,4625,62936.4%
10Middlesex CountyNJ209129,25554,75242.4%
11Ocean CountyNJ11366,05128,68543.6%
12Cape May CountyNJ3111,3884,91443.9%
13Salem CountyNJ3311,1565,06145.4%
14Mercer CountyNJ10658,64728,24348.2%
15Camden CountyNJ15282,10441,01250.0%
16Union CountyNJ17999,04651,21251.9%
17Essex CountyNJ241145,47376,24854.0%
18Atlantic CountyNJ7441,96424,63558.7%
19Passaic CountyNJ15083,23750,81361.0%
20Cumberland CountyNJ4927,80318,75967.5%
21Hudson CountyNJ12986,21658,50067.9%

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