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North Carolina: the lowest-poverty school districts

114 districts

North Carolina 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 98.4%. Showing ranks 101 to 114.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudentsStudents on FRL% FRL
101Scotland County SchoolsNC105,4165,37599.2%
102Whiteville City SchoolsNC52,0422,02599.2%
103Edenton-Chowan SchoolsNC41,7671,75599.3%
104Greene County SchoolsNC62,6992,68199.3%
105Hickory City SchoolsNC93,7353,70899.3%
106Mount Airy City SchoolsNC41,7861,77499.3%
107Perquimans County SchoolsNC41,7861,77399.3%
108Thomasville City SchoolsNC42,1492,13699.4%
109Brunswick County SchoolsNC2013,56113,49299.5%
110Clinton City SchoolsNC53,0153,00099.5%
111Hoke County SchoolsNC148,7328,68799.5%
112Kannapolis City SchoolsNC95,3775,34899.5%
113Roanoke Rapids City SchoolsNC52,7442,72999.5%
114Duplin County SchoolsNC139,8229,78199.6%

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