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

Across Marshall County, Alabama, 9 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Asbury High School leads the list at 72.5%, against a median of 60.2% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Marshall County, Alabama

Top % FRL

72.5%

Median % FRL

60.2%

HIGHEST POVERTY · MARSHALL COUNTY, ALABAMA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Asbury High School	Albertville, AL	Marshall County	High	659	72.5%
2	Douglas High School	Douglas, AL	Marshall County	High	727	64.8%
3	Boaz High School	Boaz, AL	Boaz City	High	721	64.6%
4	Albertville High School	Albertville, AL	Albertville City	High	1,244	64.1%
5	Albertville Innovation Academy	Albertville, AL	Albertville City	High	507	60.2%
6	Brindlee Mountain High School	Guntersville, AL	Marshall County	High	496	58.5%
7	Guntersville High School	Guntersville, AL	Guntersville City	High	556	50.4%
8	Kate D Smith DAR High School	Grant, AL	Marshall County	High	372	42.7%
9	Arab High School	Arab, AL	Arab City	High	735	39.7%

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