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Oklahoma: the highest-poverty school districts

225 districts

Oklahoma 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 67.4%. Showing ranks 101 to 150.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudentsStudents on FRL% FRL
101TAHLEQUAHOK63,7122,56869.2%
102DEWAROK353136769.1%
103WYNNEWOODOK366445969.1%
104BRISTOWOK41,6851,16369.0%
105SAND SPRINGSOK84,9833,42368.7%
106CLEVELANDOK41,5381,05468.5%
107SALLISAWOK41,9191,31568.5%
108STRATFORDOK365744868.2%
109E-SCHOOL VIRTUAL ACADEMY (CHARTER)OK374150468.0%
110KELLYVILLEOK483556868.0%
111MCALESTEROK63,0082,04367.9%
112PORTER CONSOLIDATEDOK258239467.7%
113LEXINGTONOK398366367.4%
114SAYREOK368746367.4%
115GROVEOK52,9641,98366.9%
116DUNCANOK83,2782,19166.8%
117WARNEROK283355666.7%
118POCOLAOK373148766.6%
119PRESTONOK259039066.1%
120TECUMSEHOK51,9461,28466.0%
121HOBARTOK363141565.8%
122PAWNEEOK361540465.7%
123QUAPAWOK359439065.7%
124LITTLE AXEOK31,13874565.5%
125LOCUST GROVEOK41,17776865.3%
126ALTUSOK73,5932,33865.1%
127BEGGSOK394861765.1%
128ADAOK62,6961,75365.0%
129KETCHUMOK354335365.0%
130STROUDOK385255264.8%
131SULPHUROK41,43593064.8%
132MORRISOK389557864.6%
133POTEAUOK52,1461,38464.5%
134GLENPOOLOK52,8261,81664.3%
135HARDING INDEPENDENCE (CHARTER)OK31,05567664.1%
136FAIRLANDOK355135163.7%
137OKLAHOMA UNIONOK359337763.6%
138WALTERSOK358837363.4%
139SAPULPAOK73,7142,33863.0%
140DURANTOK73,8442,41362.8%
141CORDELLOK361538462.4%
142SILOOK41,24977862.3%
143ADAIROK398861562.2%
144COMANCHEOK385853161.9%
145HOWEOK266641261.9%
146BARTLESVILLEOK96,1813,81261.7%
147PERRYOK31,03163661.7%
148DICKSONOK41,22975761.6%
149HOOKEROK261037561.5%
150PURCELLOK41,46389761.3%

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