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The highest-poverty public schools in Geneva County, Alabama

12 public schools in Geneva County, Alabama appear in this ranking of the highest-poverty public schools, ranked by share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Samson Elementary School leads the list at 69.8%, against a median of 55.9% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Geneva County, Alabama

Top % FRL

69.8%

Median % FRL

55.9%

HIGHEST POVERTY · GENEVA COUNTY, ALABAMA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Samson Elementary School	Samson, AL	Geneva County	Elementary	361	69.8%
2	Samson Middle School	Samson, AL	Geneva County	Middle	156	68.6%
3	Samson High School	Samson, AL	Geneva County	High	183	61.2%
4	Geneva County Middle School	Hartford, AL	Geneva County	Middle	178	60.1%
5	Geneva County Elementary School	Hartford, AL	Geneva County	Elementary	474	57.6%
6	Slocomb High School	Slocomb, AL	Geneva County	High	354	56.2%
7	Geneva County High School	Hartford, AL	Geneva County	High	234	55.6%
8	Slocomb Middle School	Slocomb, AL	Geneva County	Middle	265	55.5%
9	Slocomb Elementary School	Slocomb, AL	Geneva County	Elementary	609	54.8%
10	Mulkey Elementary School	Geneva, AL	Geneva City	Elementary	562	51.2%
11	Geneva Middle School	Geneva, AL	Geneva City	Middle	298	51.0%
12	Geneva High School	Geneva, AL	Geneva City	High	369	46.6%

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