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The highest-poverty public high schools in Alabama · page 7

Ranks 301–317 of the highest-poverty public schools in Alabama. Back to page 1.

HIGHEST POVERTY · ALABAMA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
301	Hartselle High School	Hartselle, AL	Hartselle City	High	1,027	26.8%
302	Helena High School	Helena, AL	Shelby County	High	1,383	26.4%
303	Bob Jones High School	Madison, AL	Madison City	High	2,048	25.4%
304	Pike Road High School	Pike Road, AL	Pike Road City	High	833	23.9%
305	Chelsea High School	Chelsea, AL	Shelby County	High	1,235	23.5%
306	Oak Mountain High School	Birmingham, AL	Shelby County	High	1,648	23.3%
307	James Clemens High School	Madison, AL	Madison City	High	2,159	23.3%
308	Fairhope High School	Fairhope, AL	Baldwin County	High	1,536	21.9%
309	Springville High School	Springville, AL	St Clair County	High	772	21.8%
310	New Century Technology High School	Huntsville, AL	Huntsville City	High	366	20.8%
311	Orange Beach MiddleHigh School	Orange Beach, AL	Orange Beach City	High	662	18.7%
312	Loveless Academic Magnet Program High School	Montgomery, AL	Montgomery County	High	394	17.5%
313	Spanish Fort High School	Spanish Fort, AL	Baldwin County	High	1,115	16.7%
314	HewittTrussville High School	Trussville, AL	Trussville City	High	1,571	15.3%
315	Vestavia Hills High School	Vestavia Hills, AL	Vestavia Hills City	High	1,625	9.8%
316	Vestavia Hills High School Freshman Campus	Vestavia Hills, AL	Vestavia Hills City	High	548	9.5%
317	Mountain Brook High School	Mountain Brook, AL	Mountain Brook City	High	985	2.8%

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