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Virginia: the highest-poverty school districts

115 districts

Virginia 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 80.8%. Showing ranks 101 to 115.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudentsStudents on FRL% FRL
101King George County Public SchoolsVA54,5911,70037.0%
102Botetourt County Public SchoolsVA114,4241,63036.8%
103Fairfax County Public SchoolsVA199179,32365,13636.8%
104York County Public SchoolsVA1913,1054,18134.6%
105Hanover County Public SchoolsVA2417,4345,97134.2%
106Fauquier County Public SchoolsVA1810,8613,53332.5%
107Arlington County Public SchoolsVA3627,9508,53830.8%
108Clarke County Public SchoolsVA41,88357330.4%
109Goochland County Public SchoolsVA52,64377429.3%
110New Kent County Public SchoolsVA53,5721,02728.8%
111Loudoun County Public SchoolsVA9881,48623,09728.4%
112Lexington City Public SchoolsVA253714727.4%
113Powhatan County Public SchoolsVA54,0771,05725.9%
114Poquoson City Public SchoolsVA42,03048123.7%
115Falls Church City Public SchoolsVA52,67135213.2%

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