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Idaho: the highest-poverty school districts

66 districts

Idaho 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 44.9%. Showing ranks 51 to 66.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudentsStudents on FRL% FRL
51KUNA JOINT DISTRICTID125,7782,07435.9%
52BONNEVILLE JOINT DISTRICTID2613,5774,61235.8%
53LEWISTON INDEPENDENT DISTRICTID124,4791,58335.4%
54SODA SPRINGS JOINT DISTRICTID484329035.2%
55MADISON DISTRICTID125,7201,97135.1%
56COEUR D'ALENE DISTRICTID199,9153,31733.7%
57TETON COUNTY DISTRICTID71,96262532.3%
58MARSH VALLEY JOINT DISTRICTID61,06434332.2%
59KIMBERLY DISTRICTID62,19567431.1%
60JEFFERSON COUNTY JOINT DISTRICTID116,5911,98330.5%
61MIDDLETON DISTRICTID64,3061,29730.1%
62MOSCOW DISTRICTID82,43469428.5%
63JOINT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2ID6138,74010,64828.0%
64LAKELAND DISTRICTID114,5681,24927.3%
65MCCALL-DONNELLY JOINT SCHOOL DISTRICTID51,37436526.6%
66RIRIE JOINT DISTRICTID271918826.1%

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