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New Jersey: the lowest-poverty school districts

369 districts

New Jersey 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 29.0%. Showing ranks 351 to 369.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudentsStudents on FRL% FRL
351Trenton Public School DistrictNJ2513,54910,64678.6%
352North Plainfield School DistrictNJ63,4872,74778.8%
353Union City School DistrictNJ1411,5199,07978.8%
354LONG BRANCH PUBLIC SCHOOL DistrictNJ85,3684,23878.9%
355Newark Public School DistrictNJ6541,50232,76578.9%
356Freehold Borough School DistrictNJ31,5231,21179.5%
357Wildwood City School DistrictNJ378562980.1%
358Pleasantville Public School DistrictNJ63,6192,93681.1%
359Bound Brook School DistrictNJ51,9171,55881.3%
360Red Bank Borough Public School DistrictNJ21,14393281.5%
361Elizabeth Public SchoolsNJ3727,58022,88683.0%
362Lindenwold Public School DistrictNJ53,1122,62884.4%
363Harrison Public SchoolsNJ52,1921,86385.0%
364West New York School DistrictNJ97,3996,38186.2%
365Atlantic City School DistrictNJ116,3395,57387.9%
366New Brunswick School DistrictNJ138,3377,61191.3%
367Bridgeton City School DistrictNJ85,7645,29891.9%
368Lakewood Township School DistrictNJ84,1933,85692.0%
369Passaic City School DistrictNJ1911,87711,77799.2%

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