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The highest-poverty public high schools in Riverside, California

Across Riverside, California, 15 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Alvord High leads the list at 94.6%, against a median of 83.8% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Riverside, California

Top % FRL

94.6%

Median % FRL

83.8%

HIGHEST POVERTY · RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Alvord High	Riverside, CA	Alvord Unified	High	130	94.6%
2	Abraham Lincoln Continuation	Riverside, CA	Riverside Unified	High	148	94.6%
3	Norte Vista High	Riverside, CA	Alvord Unified	High	1,804	92.0%
4	John W. North High	Riverside, CA	Riverside Unified	High	2,011	87.9%
5	La Sierra High	Riverside, CA	Alvord Unified	High	1,514	87.9%
6	Ramona High	Riverside, CA	Riverside Unified	High	2,142	86.3%
7	Riverside County Community	Riverside, CA	Riverside County Office of Education	High	181	85.6%
8	Raincross High (Continuation)	Riverside, CA	Riverside Unified	High	136	83.8%
9	Arlington High	Riverside, CA	Riverside Unified	High	1,920	80.9%
10	CBK Charter	Riverside, CA	Riverside County Office of Education	High	612	75.7%
11	Hillcrest High	Riverside, CA	Alvord Unified	High	1,780	75.6%
12	Polytechnic High	Riverside, CA	Riverside Unified	High	2,484	70.4%
13	Gateway College and Career Academy	Riverside, CA	Gateway College and Career Academy District	High	394	60.2%
14	Martin Luther King Jr. High	Riverside, CA	Riverside Unified	High	2,699	54.7%
15	Riverside STEM Academy	Riverside, CA	Riverside Unified	High	665	53.5%

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