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County rankings · Lowest poverty

Ohio: the lowest-poverty counties by school enrollment

78 counties

Ohio 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 49.5%. Showing ranks 51 to 78.

#CountyStateSchoolsStudentsStudents on FRL% FRL
51Preble CountyOH175,5371,40953.8%
52Richland CountyOH4818,7725,87653.9%
53Knox CountyOH197,4391,27854.0%
54Morrow CountyOH124,6851,98054.1%
55Trumbull CountyOH7025,2406,58155.4%
56Ashtabula CountyOH3312,0231,38755.6%
57Clark CountyOH4220,5154,61855.6%
58Crawford CountyOH205,8701,48657.2%
59Champaign CountyOH156,1352,82957.4%
60Huron CountyOH217,1411,20957.8%
61Jefferson CountyOH248,63567558.5%
62Washington CountyOH237,3552,81158.6%
63Henry CountyOH114,8391,98459.1%
64Seneca CountyOH185,33194459.3%
65Brown CountyOH176,5342,80459.9%
66Darke CountyOH247,9932,89260.5%
67Paulding CountyOH102,8551,29861.3%
68Monroe CountyOH81,6831,05762.8%
69Belmont CountyOH238,6193,44564.7%
70Coshocton CountyOH104,5561,00565.0%
71Highland CountyOH186,4681,34566.2%
72Van Wert CountyOH144,7132,08766.5%
73Hardin CountyOH134,0501,66067.6%
74Guernsey CountyOH164,71757668.7%
75Noble CountyOH41,79774270.7%
76Williams CountyOH144,96481379.9%
77Perry CountyOH165,6635594.8%
78Ross CountyOH2610,62556097.9%

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