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Utah: the lowest-poverty counties by school enrollment

25 counties

Utah 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
1Morgan CountyUT73,1852477.8%
2Summit CountyUT227,4851,24816.9%
3Davis CountyUT11081,11015,26018.8%
4Wasatch CountyUT109,1081,85320.3%
5Utah CountyUT194164,46735,90021.9%
6Garfield CountyUT101,62836722.7%
7Tooele CountyUT3018,5214,45724.1%
8Juab CountyUT93,03475224.8%
9Washington CountyUT6341,35611,98229.0%
10Iron CountyUT2115,2854,55830.4%
11Cache CountyUT4328,2918,71030.9%
12Box Elder CountyUT2312,9974,16232.0%
13Salt Lake CountyUT307209,75770,68433.8%
14Kane CountyUT101,48450934.4%
15Weber CountyUT8349,67017,41235.1%
16Duchesne CountyUT145,2701,88135.7%
17Uintah CountyUT167,4032,67836.2%
18Grand CountyUT51,50662041.2%
19Millard CountyUT93,1981,34942.7%
20Beaver CountyUT71,47166745.3%
21Sevier CountyUT134,6582,16446.5%
22Emery CountyUT102,09198146.9%
23Carbon CountyUT103,6941,82449.4%
24Sanpete CountyUT166,0113,04850.7%
25San Juan CountyUT133,0322,20873.0%

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