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Louisiana: the highest-poverty school districts

69 districts

Louisiana 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 71.2%. Showing ranks 51 to 69.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudentsStudents on FRL% FRL
51St. Bernard ParishLA127,5924,77762.9%
52Zachary Community School DistrictLA75,4943,39361.8%
53Jackson ParishLA51,9271,17961.2%
54Ouachita ParishLA3617,43510,54060.5%
55Jefferson Davis ParishLA125,2103,00957.8%
56Lafayette ParishLA4429,39616,95557.7%
57Calcasieu ParishLA5627,85115,73556.5%
58Vermilion ParishLA208,4334,75456.4%
59Central Community School DistrictLA54,5802,55055.7%
60DeSoto ParishLA94,9232,72855.4%
61LaSalle ParishLA92,5201,39155.2%
62Lincoln ParishLA125,6012,99353.4%
63Beauregard ParishLA135,9153,13553.0%
64Bossier ParishLA3422,23311,74052.8%
65Ascension ParishLA3223,74312,24651.6%
66St. Charles ParishLA158,7564,20248.0%
67St. Tammany ParishLA5535,95615,97244.4%
68Cameron ParishLA51,12048243.0%
69West Feliciana ParishLA42,14590742.3%

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