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Louisiana: the lowest-poverty school districts

69 districts

Louisiana 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 71.2%. Showing ranks 51 to 69.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudentsStudents on FRL% FRL
51Iberville ParishLA84,0763,07675.5%
52Avoyelles ParishLA104,7943,62875.7%
53Rapides ParishLA4321,34016,41276.9%
54Franklin ParishLA62,4541,89777.3%
55St. Landry ParishLA3210,9828,69479.2%
56St. John the Baptist ParishLA105,0394,01679.7%
57City of Monroe School DistrictLA198,0336,53981.4%
58Concordia ParishLA102,9112,43883.8%
59Catahoula ParishLA589875784.3%
60St. Martin ParishLA156,6805,64084.4%
61Claiborne ParishLA61,6161,38485.6%
62City of Baker School DistrictLA41,00086586.5%
63Natchitoches ParishLA134,7924,19187.5%
64Red River ParishLA51,2431,12590.5%
65Madison ParishLA51,1331,03491.3%
66Orleans ParishLA62,3222,17193.5%
67City of Bogalusa School DistrictLA41,8031,70494.5%
68East Carroll ParishLA373670295.4%
69St. Helena ParishLA399799699.9%

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