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The highest-poverty public middle schools in Imperial County, California

Across Imperial County, California, 11 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. San Pasqual Middle leads the list at 94.4%, against a median of 85.5% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Imperial County, California

Top % FRL

94.4%

Median % FRL

85.5%

HIGHEST POVERTY · IMPERIAL COUNTY, CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	San Pasqual Middle	Winterhaven, CA	San Pasqual Valley Unified	Middle	125	94.4%
2	William Moreno Junior High	Calexico, CA	Calexico Unified	Middle	618	93.0%
3	Bill E. Young Jr. Middle	Calipatria, CA	Calipatria Unified	Middle	322	90.7%
4	Kennedy Middle	El Centro, CA	El Centro Elementary	Middle	434	90.6%
5	Barbara Worth Junior High	Brawley, CA	Brawley Elementary	Middle	881	86.6%
6	Enrique Camarena Jr. High	Calexico, CA	Calexico Unified	Middle	674	85.5%
7	Padilla-Pace Middle	Brawley, CA	Brawley Elementary	Middle	445	83.8%
8	Holtville Middle	Holtville, CA	Holtville Unified	Middle	257	81.3%
9	Wilson Jr. High	El Centro, CA	El Centro Elementary	Middle	605	75.7%
10	Heber	Heber, CA	Heber Elementary	Middle	549	68.9%
11	Frank M. Wright Middle	Imperial, CA	Imperial Unified	Middle	1,116	54.7%

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