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Connecticut: the highest-poverty school districts

132 districts

Connecticut 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 28.4%. Showing ranks 101 to 132.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudentsStudents on FRL% FRL
101Oxford School DistrictCT41,60029418.4%
102South Windsor School DistrictCT64,97990818.2%
103New Fairfield School DistrictCT42,60747018.0%
104Cheshire School DistrictCT74,23674017.5%
105Fairfield School DistrictCT168,7901,51817.3%
106Granby School DistrictCT41,68829117.2%
107Hebron School DistrictCT268111717.2%
108Tolland School DistrictCT42,12236617.2%
109Regional School District 13CT51,30222117.0%
110Regional School District 05CT32,10035416.9%
111Simsbury School DistrictCT74,06267616.6%
112Regional School District 17CT51,70427816.3%
113Regional School District 10CT42,12334216.1%
114Orange School DistrictCT41,25319315.4%
115Newtown School DistrictCT73,78458015.3%
116Glastonbury School DistrictCT85,51483515.1%
117Regional School District 18CT51,27819315.1%
118Suffield School DistrictCT42,01130014.9%
119Guilford School DistrictCT73,05144014.4%
120Regional School District 15CT73,34545413.6%
121Avon School DistrictCT52,97839213.2%
122Monroe School DistrictCT53,41744813.1%
123Redding School DistrictCT2852779.0%
124Ridgefield School DistrictCT94,3783467.9%
125Easton School DistrictCT2893657.3%
126Somers School DistrictCT31,339785.8%
127Wilton School DistrictCT43,7302075.5%
128Madison School DistrictCT52,3741114.7%
129Westport School DistrictCT85,1611442.8%
130Darien School DistrictCT74,6491082.3%
131Weston School DistrictCT42,086401.9%
132New Canaan School DistrictCT54,04030.2%

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