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Missouri: the highest-poverty school districts

290 districts

Missouri 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 49.2%. Showing ranks 251 to 290.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudentsStudents on FRL% FRL
251TROY R-IIIMO116,5101,86528.6%
252HALLSVILLE R-IVMO41,55243928.3%
253NORTH PLATTE CO. R-IMO455615127.2%
254CENTRALIA R-VIMO41,34336227.0%
255Nixa Public SchoolsMO116,7921,81426.7%
256MAPLEWOOD-RICHMOND HEIGHTSMO41,52339626.0%
257ADRIAN R-IIIMO268917725.7%
258JEFFERSON CO. R-VIIMO51,03626425.5%
259COLE CO. R-VMO262915925.3%
260COLE CO. R-IMO260415225.2%
261LAWSON R-XIVMO31,14327924.4%
262LEE'S SUMMIT R-VIIMO2817,6954,32324.4%
263LIBERTY 53MO1811,8262,81423.8%
264PLATTE CO. R-IIIMO74,3741,03823.7%
265HARRISBURG R-VIIIMO360514323.6%
266RAYMORE-PECULIAR R-IIMO126,3321,49423.6%
267GRAIN VALLEY R-VMO84,5461,06223.4%
268SPECL. SCH. DST. ST. LOUIS CO.MO103,57683223.3%
269EAST BUCHANAN CO. C-1 (025076)MO368915522.5%
270MID-BUCHANAN CO. R-VMO289118721.0%
271ORCHARD FARM R-VMO52,24146420.7%
272FORT ZUMWALT SCHOOL DISTRICTMO2516,6983,29319.7%
273PLEASANT HILL R-IIIMO52,08040519.5%
274BRENTWOODMO584714917.6%
275SOUTHERN BOONE CO. R-IMO41,97134617.6%
276PARKWAY C-2MO2916,7592,89417.3%
277KEARNEY R-IMO93,42458217.0%
278WENTZVILLE R-IVMO2218,4693,08416.7%
279FRANCIS HOWELL R-IIIMO2117,0472,78216.3%
280OSAGE CO. R-IIIMO373811615.7%
281SMITHVILLE R-IIMO52,51438815.4%
282WEST PLATTE CO. R-IIMO374511515.4%
283LONE JACK C-6MO273310614.5%
284LINDBERGH SCHOOLSMO107,6021,05313.9%
285ROCKWOOD R-VIMO3019,5972,44912.5%
286WEBSTER GROVESMO94,31253512.4%
287BLAIR OAKS R-IIMO41,16312811.0%
288LADUEMO84,62446810.1%
289CLAYTONMO52,3671958.2%
290KIRKWOOD R-VIIMO95,9824928.2%

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