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Florida: the highest-poverty school districts

70 districts

Florida 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 48.0%. Showing ranks 51 to 70.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudentsStudents on FRL% FRL
51BAKERFL64,7632,09243.9%
52SANTA ROSAFL3829,64313,02443.9%
53BAYFL4727,49412,01243.7%
54MARTINFL3218,3167,93243.5%
55HILLSBOROUGHFL300221,31894,24543.0%
56CHARLOTTEFL2416,9977,18942.5%
57BREVARDFL10973,58731,12742.4%
58LEONFL5131,57913,01741.2%
59FAU LAB SCHFL22,8271,12339.7%
60ORANGEFL272207,77880,60739.5%
61LAKEFL6047,99718,47038.5%
62BROWARDFL325243,59192,88238.4%
63WAKULLAFL105,1381,96038.1%
64NASSAUFL1812,5754,76137.9%
65FLAGLERFL1113,5215,07337.5%
66SUMTERFL1210,0133,72937.3%
67PASCOFL10586,87331,98137.1%
68FL VIRTUALFL39,0352,78030.8%
69FSU LAB SCHFL22,56168226.6%
70ST. JOHNSFL5352,38310,83920.8%

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