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Alabama: the highest-poverty school districts

143 districts

Alabama public school districts ranked by the share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Districts need at least 2 schools and 500 students to qualify. The median ranked district is at 57.4%. Showing ranks 101 to 143.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudentsStudents on FRL% FRL
101Guntersville CityAL41,81092651.2%
102Winston CountyAL92,3091,18151.1%
103Athens CityAL95,4052,73550.6%
104Coffee CountyAL52,9531,48850.4%
105Jasper CityAL52,9501,47550.0%
106Enterprise CityAL96,6123,29249.8%
107Geneva CityAL31,22961249.8%
108Lee CountyAL139,0264,48749.7%
109Scottsboro CityAL52,4571,21249.3%
110Cullman CountyAL259,9014,84949.0%
111Blount CountyAL147,6003,71548.9%
112Russell CountyAL73,8501,86848.5%
113Etowah CountyAL228,7394,22548.4%
114Winfield CityAL31,20457848.0%
115Huntsville CityAL4424,22211,49547.5%
116Pelham CityAL43,4441,63147.4%
117Cleburne CountyAL72,4901,17047.0%
118Elmore CountyAL1611,7415,49346.8%
119Saraland CityAL43,5141,62546.2%
120Leeds CityAL42,2711,04446.0%
121Autauga CountyAL138,8884,04845.5%
122Satsuma CityAL21,53469745.4%
123Oneonta CityAL31,38061044.2%
124University Charter SchoolAL271631343.7%
125St Clair CountyAL189,6584,17143.2%
126Baldwin CountyAL4231,96513,38241.9%
127Arab CityAL42,5951,08341.7%
128Shelby CountyAL2920,6388,59841.7%
129Lauderdale CountyAL147,9523,24640.8%
130Madison CountyAL2820,6918,42440.7%
131Hartselle CityAL63,6831,28534.9%
132Cullman CityAL53,2431,12534.7%
133Auburn CityAL149,4883,18333.5%
134Muscle Shoals CityAL62,97999733.5%
135Gulf Shores CityAL32,74889832.7%
136Hoover CityAL1613,6324,17430.6%
137Madison CityAL1313,0463,28725.7%
138Homewood CityAL54,4921,13725.3%
139Pike Road CityAL42,82266623.6%
140Orange Beach CityAL21,26224019.0%
141Trussville CityAL55,00582716.5%
142Vestavia Hills CityAL96,93469410.0%
143Mountain Brook CityAL64,4251082.4%

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