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Minnesota: the lowest-poverty school districts

269 districts

Minnesota 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 36.9%. Showing ranks 251 to 269.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudentsStudents on FRL% FRL
251COMMUNITY OF PEACE ACADEMYMN385568079.5%
252CASS LAKE-BENA PUBLIC SCHOOLSMN41,11990180.5%
253RED LAKE PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICTMN91,5191,22881.3%
254HMONG COLLEGE PREP ACADEMYMN32,5032,06382.4%
255Community School of ExcellenceMN31,4551,23885.1%
256HIAWATHA ACADEMIESMN41,6601,44587.0%
257Academias La PazMN356850088.0%
258HOPE COMMUNITY ACADEMYMN479970988.7%
259St. Paul City SchoolMN361554788.9%
260Prodeo AcademyMN61,1161,01190.6%
261BEST ACADEMYMN279071790.8%
262ROCHESTER MATH AND SCIENCE ACADEMYMN255250391.1%
263Universal Academy Charter SchoolMN467962391.8%
264New Century SchoolMN596688992.0%
265Higher Ground AcademyMN31,1631,08092.9%
266STEP AcademyMN484780194.6%
267Metro Schools CharterMN51,7901,69694.7%
268Minnesota Math and Science AcademyMN257056699.3%
269Twin Cities International SchoolsMN292191599.3%

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