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Wisconsin: the lowest-poverty counties by school enrollment

70 counties

Wisconsin 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 40.5%. Showing ranks 51 to 70.

#CountyStateSchoolsStudentsStudents on FRL% FRL
51Trempealeau CountyWI215,8932,75046.7%
52Rock CountyWI6125,54211,94346.8%
53Washburn CountyWI152,09798947.2%
54Shawano CountyWI174,8322,29347.5%
55Racine CountyWI5225,90112,45348.1%
56Kenosha CountyWI5427,11412,43348.3%
57Vilas CountyWI132,7711,37849.7%
58Crawford CountyWI131,82792550.6%
59Jackson CountyWI82,8671,45750.8%
60Langlade CountyWI112,1841,14852.6%
61Clark CountyWI214,5222,40653.2%
62Burnett CountyWI102,9091,55153.3%
63Sawyer CountyWI112,5011,37454.9%
64Waushara CountyWI102,5421,41755.7%
65Ashland CountyWI112,3521,31355.8%
66Richland CountyWI81,44081556.6%
67Adams CountyWI31,27078361.7%
68Milwaukee CountyWI278122,49676,44664.1%
69Rusk CountyWI91,5471,09871.0%
70Menominee CountyWI51,1231,00389.3%

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