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Ohio: the highest-poverty school districts

372 districts

Ohio 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 46.0%. Showing ranks 351 to 372.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudentsStudents on FRL% FRL
351Kirtland LocalOH31,04913312.7%
352Independence LocalOH31,04413112.5%
353Olentangy LocalOH2924,1332,97812.5%
354Mariemont CityOH41,55613412.4%
355Minster LocalOH289611012.3%
356Springboro Community CityOH66,19450411.6%
357Kenston LocalOH42,91233411.5%
358Wyoming CityOH51,88219210.2%
359Aurora CityOH53,0493039.9%
360Revere LocalOH42,8982829.7%
361Granville Exempted VillageOH42,5172039.6%
362Kalida LocalOH2596579.6%
363Bay Village CityOH52,3312049.0%
364Fort Loramie LocalOH2722628.6%
365Madeira CityOH41,7861478.6%
366Hudson CityOH54,4683487.8%
367Oakwood CityOH52,002707.8%
368Chagrin Falls Exempted VillageOH41,6651257.5%
369Indian Hill Exempted VillageOH42,222737.1%
370Upper Arlington CityOH106,6694306.7%
371Grandview Heights SchoolsOH31,131446.5%
372Marion LocalOH21,016484.7%

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