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North Dakota: the lowest-poverty school districts

35 districts

North Dakota 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.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudentsStudents on FRL% FRL
1NORTHERN CASS 97ND3724486.6%
2THOMPSON 61ND2679456.6%
3KINDRED 2ND3874667.6%
4TIOGA 15ND25446211.4%
5CENTRAL CASS 17ND31,02613513.2%
6CARRINGTON 49ND26019315.5%
7MAY-PORT CG 14ND35178215.9%
8UNITED 7ND270912016.9%
9HAZEN 3ND358210618.2%
10BEULAH 27ND374813718.3%
11BOWMAN CO 1ND45088818.6%
12KILLDEER 16ND260712520.6%
13SOUTH PRAIRIE 70ND256613423.7%
14BISMARCK 1ND2614,0863,27823.8%
15RUGBY 5ND258916528.0%
16WEST FARGO 6ND2613,1753,63028.2%
17STANLEY 2ND278322829.1%
18BOTTINEAU 1ND267119629.2%
19NEDROSE 4ND256216529.4%
20DICKINSON 1ND124,1771,23531.2%
21MANDAN 1ND124,4511,35331.2%
22WILLISTON BASIN 7ND115,4131,67931.4%
23JAMESTOWN 1ND72,03266332.6%
24VALLEY CITY 2ND494330932.8%
25GRAND FORKS 1ND187,8112,64933.9%
26MINOT 1ND248,8783,01834.3%
27WAHPETON 37ND41,22142134.5%
28MCKENZIE CO 1ND72,34979034.7%
29FARGO 1ND2611,4434,04236.3%
30LISBON 19ND360123238.6%
31DEVILS LAKE 1ND51,78672940.8%
32GRAFTON 18ND395345047.2%
33NEW TOWN 1ND393144547.8%
34BELCOURT 7ND41,5181,518100%
35DUNSEITH 1ND2514514100%

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