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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 201 to 225.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudentsStudents on FRL% FRL
201SEQUOYAHOK31,28757444.6%
202CACHEOK32,02990244.5%
203MOORELANDOK254524244.4%
204DALEOK386438144.1%
205COLLINSVILLEOK63,2011,39243.5%
206BRIDGE CREEKOK41,92982742.9%
207BERRYHILLOK31,13047341.9%
208NORTH ROCK CREEKOK41,23351441.7%
209MINCOOK362525841.3%
210CHOCTAW-NICOMA PARKOK85,8282,37640.8%
211OWASSOOK139,7613,93940.4%
212CHISHOLMOK31,09540637.1%
213BLANCHARDOK42,23080436.1%
214EDMONDOK2825,7469,25836.0%
215TUTTLEOK51,97970235.5%
216BETHANYOK41,76262135.2%
217VERDIGRISOK41,35246734.5%
218NEWCASTLEOK42,61883932.0%
219ELGINOK32,53472628.7%
220BIXBYOK108,3742,34428.0%
221WASHINGTONOK31,20833727.9%
222CASHIONOK375120427.2%
223TULSA CLASSICAL ACADEMY (CHARTER)OK280621927.2%
224PIEDMONTOK75,4071,38825.7%
225DEER CREEKOK98,1562,08325.5%

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