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The highest-poverty public high schools in Calhoun County, Alabama

This ranking covers the highest-poverty public high schools in Calhoun County, Alabama, drawn from 12 qualifying public high schools. Anniston High School leads the list at 78.9%, against a median of 53.5% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Calhoun County, Alabama

Top % FRL

78.9%

Median % FRL

53.5%

HIGHEST POVERTY · CALHOUN COUNTY, ALABAMA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Anniston High School	Anniston, AL	Anniston City	High	498	78.9%
2	Saks High School	Anniston, AL	Calhoun County	High	419	72.1%
3	Wellborn High School	Anniston, AL	Calhoun County	High	425	68.2%
4	EXCEL Academy	Anniston, AL	Calhoun County	High	196	60.2%
5	Piedmont High School	Piedmont, AL	Piedmont City	High	315	56.5%
6	Weaver High School	Weaver, AL	Calhoun County	High	468	54.3%
7	Oxford High School	Oxford, AL	Oxford City	High	1,242	52.7%
8	Alexandria High School	Alexandria, AL	Calhoun County	High	480	46.5%
9	Pleasant Valley High School	Jacksonville, AL	Calhoun County	High	393	44.8%
10	Ohatchee High School	Ohatchee, AL	Calhoun County	High	391	44.5%
11	Jacksonville High School	Jacksonville, AL	Jacksonville City	High	756	44.4%
12	White Plains High School	Anniston, AL	Calhoun County	High	396	40.4%

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