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Georgia: the lowest-poverty school districts

172 districts

Georgia public school districts ranked by the lowest 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 88.7%. Showing ranks 151 to 172.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudentsStudents on FRL% FRL
151Appling CountyGA53,4143,39699.5%
152Clayton CountyGA6851,32651,07799.5%
153Decatur CountyGA64,1784,16399.6%
154Toombs CountyGA53,1183,10999.7%
155Jenkins CountyGA41,7741,16899.8%
156Crisp CountyGA53,3113,30799.9%
157Brooks CountyGA62,1792,179100%
158Coffee CountyGA127,6406,267100%
159Cook CountyGA42,9791,444100%
160Dublin CityGA52,3702,370100%
161Evans CountyGA41,7421,742100%
162Irwin CountyGA31,610760100%
163Johnson CountyGA31,0261,026100%
164Montgomery CountyGA3902902100%
165Pulaski CountyGA31,3201,320100%
166Randolph CountyGA3635635100%
167Seminole CountyGA21,3321,332100%
168Taylor CountyGA41,1761,176100%
169Telfair CountyGA41,5431,543100%
170Thomaston-Upson CountyGA43,9961,925100%
171Turner CountyGA31,1071,107100%
172Wilkinson CountyGA41,0361,036100%

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