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New Hampshire: the highest-poverty school districts

73 districts

New Hampshire 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.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudentsStudents on FRL% FRL
1Franklin School DistrictNH384249258.4%
2Littleton School DistrictNH356729351.7%
3Berlin School DistrictNH396949451.0%
4Newport School DistrictNH571234749.4%
5Seabrook School DistrictNH257928248.7%
6Manchester School DistrictNH2112,2955,70646.4%
7Claremont School DistrictNH61,53470546.0%
8Milton School DistrictNH350821943.1%
9White Mountains Regional School DistrictNH388537742.6%
10Hinsdale School DistrictNH351821641.7%
11Laconia School DistrictNH51,80875441.7%
12Farmington School DistrictNH373030341.5%
13Nashua School DistrictNH2110,6364,38341.2%
14Hillsboro-Deering Cooperative School DistrictNH398137738.4%
15Allenstown School DistrictNH368325637.5%
16Conway School DistrictNH71,98471436.0%
17Somersworth School DistrictNH41,31146735.6%
18Newfound Area School DistrictNH61,15240735.3%
19Haverhill Cooperative School DistrictNH362621434.2%
20Winnisquam Regional School DistrictNH51,17640234.2%
21Rochester School DistrictNH103,7781,27933.9%
22Concord School DistrictNH73,8351,27933.4%
23Fall Mountain Regional School DistrictNH121,42047233.2%
24Governor Wentworth Regional School DistrictNH82,07765931.7%
25Monadnock Regional School DistrictNH71,59750131.4%
26Keene School DistrictNH73,00793331.0%
27Merrimack Valley School DistrictNH72,17062028.6%
28Inter-Lakes Cooperative School DistrictNH491325628.0%
29Shaker Regional School DistrictNH41,13730626.9%
30Contoocook Valley School DistrictNH111,93650225.9%
31Dover School DistrictNH53,49887925.1%
32Raymond School DistrictNH41,11427724.9%
33Derry Cooperative School DistrictNH93,90693023.8%
34Jaffrey-Rindge Cooperative School DistrictNH41,15127223.6%
35Mascenic Regional School DistrictNH387520523.4%
36Pembroke School DistrictNH31,34530923.0%
37Lebanon School DistrictNH41,63235821.9%
38Mascoma Valley Regional School DistrictNH41,02621621.1%
39Wilton-Lyndeborough Cooperative School DistrictNH452710519.9%
40Newmarket School DistrictNH397319119.6%
41Hampton School DistrictNH389816117.9%
42Epping School DistrictNH387115517.8%
43Milford School DistrictNH51,98234817.6%
44Hudson School DistrictNH72,92150517.3%
45Salem School DistrictNH83,55757616.2%
46Hooksett School DistrictNH31,27719315.1%
47Exeter School DistrictNH280712115.0%
48Weare School DistrictNH283112214.7%
49Portsmouth School DistrictNH62,42733813.9%
50Virtual Learning Academy Charter SchoolNH25106813.3%

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