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The highest-poverty public middle schools in Alabama · page 3

Ranks 101–150 of the highest-poverty public schools in Alabama. Back to page 1.

HIGHEST POVERTY · ALABAMA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
101	Decatur Middle School	Decatur, AL	Decatur City	Middle	818	63.6%
102	Opp Middle School	Opp, AL	Opp City	Middle	379	63.3%
103	Fort Payne Middle School	Fort Payne, AL	Fort Payne City	Middle	741	63.3%
104	Double Springs Middle School	Double Springs, AL	Winston County	Middle	176	63.1%
105	Semmes Middle School	Semmes, AL	Mobile County	Middle	1,181	62.9%
106	Columbiana Middle School	Columbiana, AL	Shelby County	Middle	428	62.9%
107	Foley Middle School	Foley, AL	Baldwin County	Middle	823	62.8%
108	Ashford Middle School	Ashford, AL	Houston County	Middle	316	62.7%
109	Calera Middle	Montevallo, AL	Shelby County	Middle	767	62.5%
110	Carr Middle School	Montgomery, AL	Montgomery County	Middle	774	62.3%
111	Williams Intermediate School	Pell City, AL	Pell City	Middle	598	62.0%
112	Bay Minette Middle School	Bay Minette, AL	Baldwin County	Middle	432	61.8%
113	Hanceville Middle School	Hanceville, AL	Cullman County	Middle	284	61.6%
114	Stevenson Middle School	Stevenson, AL	Jackson County	Middle	235	61.3%
115	CE Hanna School	Hobson City, AL	Oxford City	Middle	536	61.2%
116	Centreville Middle School	Centreville, AL	Bibb County	Middle	440	60.9%
117	South Girard School	Phenix City, AL	Phenix City	Middle	501	60.5%
118	Sanford Middle School	Opelika, AL	Lee County	Middle	533	60.4%
119	Russellville Middle School	Russellville, AL	Russellville City	Middle	600	60.2%
120	Geneva County Middle School	Hartford, AL	Geneva County	Middle	178	60.1%
121	NicholsLawson Middle School	Sylacauga, AL	Sylacauga City	Middle	446	60.1%
122	Clanton Intermediate School	Clanton, AL	Chilton County	Middle	630	60.0%
123	Grand Bay Middle School	Grand Bay, AL	Mobile County	Middle	751	59.8%
124	Fayette Middle School	Fayette, AL	Fayette County	Middle	318	59.7%
125	Demopolis Middle School	Demopolis, AL	Demopolis City	Middle	394	59.4%
126	Sparkman Middle School	Toney, AL	Madison County	Middle	723	59.3%
127	Athens Middle School	Athens, AL	Athens City	Middle	935	59.3%
128	Central Jr High School of Clay County	Lineville, AL	Clay County	Middle	282	59.2%
129	Piedmont Middle School	Piedmont, AL	Piedmont City	Middle	223	59.2%
130	Duran Junior High School	Pell City, AL	Pell City	Middle	601	58.9%
131	Wetumpka Middle School	Wetumpka, AL	Elmore County	Middle	647	58.9%
132	Hillcrest Middle School	Tuscaloosa, AL	Tuscaloosa County	Middle	542	58.7%
133	Lanett Junior High School	Lanett, AL	Lanett City	Middle	147	58.5%
134	Oxford Middle School	Oxford, AL	Oxford City	Middle	619	58.3%
135	McAdory Middle School	McCalla, AL	Jefferson County	Middle	841	58.3%
136	Charles R Drew Middle School	Lincoln, AL	Talladega County	Middle	448	58.3%
137	Southside Middle School	Tallassee, AL	Tallassee City	Middle	424	58.0%
138	Whitesburg Middle School	Huntsville, AL	Huntsville City	Middle	535	57.9%
139	Millbrook Middle School	Millbrook, AL	Elmore County	Middle	1,071	57.9%
140	W F Burns Middle School	Valley, AL	Chambers County	Middle	545	57.4%
141	Danville Middle School	Danville, AL	Morgan County	Middle	372	57.3%
142	Haleyville Middle School	Haleyville, AL	Haleyville City	Middle	348	56.9%
143	Hamilton Middle School	Hamilton, AL	Marion County	Middle	463	56.4%
144	Andalusia Junior High	Andalusia, AL	Andalusia City	Middle	270	56.3%
145	New Brockton Middle School	New Brockton, AL	Coffee County	Middle	360	56.1%
146	Centre Middle School	Centre, AL	Cherokee County	Middle	450	56.0%
147	Clanton Middle School	Clanton, AL	Chilton County	Middle	401	55.9%
148	Florence Middle School	Florence, AL	Florence City	Middle	663	55.7%
149	West Blocton Middle School	West Blocton, AL	Bibb County	Middle	387	55.6%
150	Slocomb Middle School	Slocomb, AL	Geneva County	Middle	265	55.5%

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