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The highest-poverty public schools in Tallapoosa County, Alabama

This ranking covers the highest-poverty public schools in Tallapoosa County, Alabama, drawn from 10 qualifying public schools. Alexander City Middle School leads the list at 72.8%, against a median of 64.2% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Tallapoosa County, Alabama

Top % FRL

72.8%

Median % FRL

64.2%

HIGHEST POVERTY · TALLAPOOSA COUNTY, ALABAMA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Alexander City Middle School	Alexander City, AL	Alexander City	Middle	430	72.8%
2	Nathaniel H Stephens Elementary School	Alexander City, AL	Alexander City	Elementary	436	71.3%
3	William L Radney Elementary School	Alexander City, AL	Alexander City	Middle	414	70.0%
4	Dadeville Elementary School	Dadeville, AL	Tallapoosa County	Elementary	571	69.4%
5	Dadeville High School	Dadeville, AL	Tallapoosa County	High	534	67.6%
6	Jim Pearson Elementary School	Alexander City, AL	Alexander City	Elementary	704	60.8%
7	Benjamin Russell High School	Alexander City, AL	Alexander City	High	852	58.2%
8	Reeltown Elementary School	Notasulga, AL	Tallapoosa County	Elementary	446	53.1%
9	Reeltown High School	Notasulga, AL	Tallapoosa County	High	495	47.5%
10	Horseshoe Bend High School	New Site, AL	Tallapoosa County	Combined	776	42.1%

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