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The highest-poverty public schools in San Francisco, California · page 3

Ranks 101–113 of the highest-poverty public schools in San Francisco, California. Back to page 1.

HIGHEST POVERTY · SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
101Alvarado ElementarySan Francisco, CASan Francisco UnifiedElementary53829.6%
102Feinstein (Dianne) ElementarySan Francisco, CASan Francisco UnifiedElementary35629.5%
103McCoppin (Frank) ElementarySan Francisco, CASan Francisco UnifiedElementary25828.7%
104Creative Arts CharterSan Francisco, CACreative Arts Charter DistrictElementary44028.4%
105McKinley ElementarySan Francisco, CASan Francisco UnifiedElementary29428.2%
106Key (Francis Scott) ElementarySan Francisco, CASan Francisco UnifiedElementary55227.4%
107Five Keys Charter (SF Sheriff's)San Francisco, CAFive Keys Charter (SF Sheriff's) DistrictHigh20125.4%
108Clarendon Alternative ElementarySan Francisco, CASan Francisco UnifiedElementary53323.3%
109Lilienthal (Claire) ElementarySan Francisco, CASan Francisco UnifiedElementary67323.2%
110New Traditions ElementarySan Francisco, CASan Francisco UnifiedElementary25922.8%
111Asawa (Ruth) SF Sch of the Arts A Public SchoolSan Francisco, CASan Francisco UnifiedHigh68022.2%
112Peabody (George) ElementarySan Francisco, CASan Francisco UnifiedElementary26921.9%
113Grattan ElementarySan Francisco, CASan Francisco UnifiedElementary39213.8%
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