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The highest-poverty public middle schools in El Dorado County, California

This ranking covers the highest-poverty public middle schools in El Dorado County, California, drawn from 10 qualifying public middle schools. Edwin Markham Middle leads the list at 63.3%, against a median of 35.3% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
El Dorado County, California
Top % FRL
63.3%
Median % FRL
35.3%
HIGHEST POVERTY · EL DORADO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
1Edwin Markham MiddlePlacerville, CAPlacerville Union ElementaryMiddle43163.3%
2South Tahoe MiddleSouth Lake Tahoe, CALake Tahoe UnifiedMiddle71650.1%
3Herbert C. Green MiddlePlacerville, CAMother Lode Union ElementaryMiddle36349.9%
4Sierra Ridge MiddlePollock Pines, CAPollock Pines ElementaryMiddle24745.7%
5Pleasant Valley MiddlePlacerville, CAGold Oak Union ElementaryMiddle11735.9%
6Gold TrailPlacerville, CAGold Trail Union ElementaryMiddle27434.7%
7Pleasant Grove MiddleRescue, CARescue Union ElementaryMiddle47027.2%
8Camerado Springs MiddleCameron Park, CABuckeye Union ElementaryMiddle53620.5%
9Marina Village MiddleEl Dorado Hills, CARescue Union ElementaryMiddle75012.9%
10Rolling Hills MiddleEl Dorado Hills, CABuckeye Union ElementaryMiddle77810.2%
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