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The highest-poverty public schools in Morgan County, Alabama

40 public schools in Morgan County, Alabama appear in this ranking of the highest-poverty public schools, ranked by share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. West Decatur Elementary School leads the list at 81.1%, against a median of 60.0% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
40
Morgan County, Alabama
Top % FRL
81.1%
Median % FRL
60.0%
HIGHEST POVERTY · MORGAN COUNTY, ALABAMA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
1West Decatur Elementary SchoolDecatur, ALDecatur CityElementary40781.1%
2BanksCaddell Elementary SchoolDecatur, ALDecatur CityElementary47776.5%
3Frances Nungester Elementary SchoolDecatur, ALDecatur CityElementary42875.5%
4West Morgan Middle SchoolTrinity, ALMorgan CountyMiddle56175.0%
5Laceys Spring Elementary SchoolLaceys Spring, ALMorgan CountyElementary27773.6%
6Career Academies of DecaturDecatur, ALDecatur CityHigh26973.2%
7West Morgan Elementary SchoolTrinity, ALMorgan CountyElementary51271.7%
8Oak Park Elementary SchoolDecatur, ALDecatur CityElementary48170.9%
9Falkville Elementary SchoolFalkville, ALMorgan CountyElementary38168.2%
10Austinville Elementary SchoolDecatur, ALDecatur CityElementary46367.6%
11Woodmeade Elementary SchoolDecatur, ALDecatur CityElementary36167.6%
12West Morgan High SchoolTrinity, ALMorgan CountyHigh47666.8%
13Austin Middle SchoolDecatur, ALDecatur CityMiddle72764.8%
14Austin Junior High SchoolDecatur, ALDecatur CityHigh66464.6%
15Falkville High SchoolFalkville, ALMorgan CountyHigh46763.6%
16Decatur Middle SchoolDecatur, ALDecatur CityMiddle81863.6%
17Decatur High SchoolDecatur, ALDecatur CityHigh91563.3%
18Cotaco SchoolSomerville, ALMorgan CountyElementary45961.4%
19Union Hill SchoolSomerville, ALMorgan CountyElementary47160.9%
20Eva SchoolEva, ALMorgan CountyElementary34560.3%
21Walter Jackson Elementary SchoolDecatur, ALDecatur CityElementary25159.8%
22Chestnut Grove Elementary SchoolDecatur, ALDecatur CityElementary43658.3%
23Danville Middle SchoolDanville, ALMorgan CountyMiddle37257.3%
24Austin High SchoolDecatur, ALDecatur CityHigh99956.6%
25Benjamin Davis Elementary SchoolDecatur, ALDecatur CityElementary25155.4%
26Albert P Brewer High SchoolSomerville, ALMorgan CountyHigh75753.9%
27DanvilleNeel Elementary SchoolDanville, ALMorgan CountyElementary50453.6%
28Julian Harris Elementary SchoolDecatur, ALDecatur CityElementary34951.9%
29Danville High SchoolDanville, ALMorgan CountyHigh37448.9%
30FE Burleson Elementary SchoolHartselle, ALHartselle CityElementary45247.1%
31Leon Sheffield Magnet Elementary SchoolDecatur, ALDecatur CityElementary29745.8%
32Priceville Junior High SchoolDecatur, ALMorgan CountyMiddle48338.9%
33Crestline Elementary SchoolHartselle, ALHartselle CityElementary71037.6%
34Eastwood Elementary SchoolDecatur, ALDecatur CityElementary27237.1%
35Barkley Bridge Elementary SchoolHartselle, ALHartselle CityElementary41936.8%
36Hartselle Junior High SchoolHartselle, ALHartselle CityMiddle55335.1%
37Hartselle Intermediate SchoolHartselle, ALHartselle CityMiddle52234.9%
38Priceville Elementary SchoolPriceville, ALMorgan CountyElementary67434.0%
39Priceville High SchoolDecatur, ALMorgan CountyHigh50627.3%
40Hartselle High SchoolHartselle, ALHartselle CityHigh1,02726.8%
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