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Georgia: the highest-poverty school districts

172 districts

Georgia 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 88.7%. Showing ranks 151 to 172.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudentsStudents on FRL% FRL
151Jackson CountyGA1211,1605,68050.9%
152Morgan CountyGA43,5621,80450.6%
153Dawson CountyGA74,2962,14750.0%
154Camden CountyGA129,7544,83949.6%
155Effingham CountyGA1314,5607,12448.9%
156Schley CountyGA21,25360248.0%
157Coweta CountyGA2923,06410,50645.6%
158Carroll CountyGA2416,4007,27444.4%
159Pike CountyGA53,4591,48442.9%
160Jones CountyGA75,0042,06841.3%
161Columbia CountyGA3128,96411,36739.2%
162Harris CountyGA75,6632,22239.2%
163Cherokee CountyGA3742,03115,49436.9%
164Buford CityGA56,0072,18636.4%
165Bryan CountyGA1010,6773,85736.1%
166Fayette CountyGA2419,8006,73034.0%
167Bremen CityGA42,34268129.1%
168Jefferson CityGA44,2941,24529.0%
169Chickamauga CityGA31,25832025.4%
170Forsyth CountyGA4254,86411,58921.1%
171Oconee CountyGA128,4741,49417.6%
172City Schools of DecaturGA95,36785415.9%

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