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The highest-poverty public K-12 schools in Alabama · page 2

Ranks 51–65 of the highest-poverty public schools in Alabama. Back to page 1.

HIGHEST POVERTY · ALABAMA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
51	Spring Garden High School	Spring Garden, AL	Cherokee County	Combined	550	50.2%
52	Maplesville High School	Maplesville, AL	Chilton County	Combined	592	49.7%
53	Fyffe High School	Fyffe, AL	DeKalb County	Combined	954	49.2%
54	Ariton School	Ariton, AL	Dale County	Combined	887	47.2%
55	Sand Rock High School	Sand Rock, AL	Cherokee County	Combined	783	46.6%
56	Skyline High School	Scottsboro, AL	Jackson County	Combined	586	45.9%
57	Isabella High School	Maplesville, AL	Chilton County	Combined	789	44.7%
58	South Lamar School	Millport, AL	Lamar County	Combined	624	44.4%
59	Kinston School	Kinston, AL	Coffee County	Combined	524	42.2%
60	Horseshoe Bend High School	New Site, AL	Tallapoosa County	Combined	776	42.1%
61	Thorsby High School	Thorsby, AL	Chilton County	Combined	895	41.7%
62	Millry High School	Millry, AL	Washington County	Combined	509	40.3%
63	North Sand Mountain School	Higdon, AL	Jackson County	Combined	694	39.3%
64	Fayetteville High School	Sylacauga, AL	Talladega County	Combined	580	37.2%
65	Lloyd Wood Education Center	Northport, AL	Tuscaloosa County	Combined	205	19.5%

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