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The highest-poverty public elementary schools in Marin County, California

37 public elementary schools in Marin County, California appear in this ranking of the highest-poverty public elementary schools, ranked by share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. San Pedro Elementary leads the list at 99.8%, against a median of 20.5% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
37
Marin County, California
Top % FRL
99.8%
Median % FRL
20.5%
HIGHEST POVERTY · MARIN COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
1San Pedro ElementarySan Rafael, CASan Rafael City ElementaryElementary46999.8%
2Bahia Vista ElementarySan Rafael, CASan Rafael City ElementaryElementary55299.5%
3Laurel Dell ElementarySan Rafael, CASan Rafael City ElementaryElementary28793.7%
4Venetia Valley K-8San Rafael, CASan Rafael City ElementaryElementary74887.7%
5Hamilton TK-8Novato, CANovato UnifiedElementary54482.0%
6Tomales ElementaryTomales, CAShoreline UnifiedElementary16072.5%
7Coleman ElementarySan Rafael, CASan Rafael City ElementaryElementary37860.8%
8Lynwood ElementaryNovato, CANovato UnifiedElementary26059.2%
9Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. AcademySausalito, CASausalito Marin CityElementary26253.4%
10Loma Verde ElementaryNovato, CANovato UnifiedElementary42653.1%
11Olive ElementaryNovato, CANovato UnifiedElementary36449.5%
12Rancho ElementaryNovato, CANovato UnifiedElementary38749.1%
13Bolinas-Stinson ElementaryBolinas, CABolinas-Stinson UnionElementary10938.5%
14San Ramon ElementaryNovato, CANovato UnifiedElementary45630.5%
15Sun Valley ElementarySan Rafael, CASan Rafael City ElementaryElementary52330.0%
16Mary E. Silveira ElementarySan Rafael, CAMiller Creek ElementaryElementary41226.0%
17Ross Valley CharterFairfax, CARoss Valley Charter DistrictElementary19824.7%
18Glenwood ElementarySan Rafael, CASan Rafael City ElementaryElementary31523.5%
19Pleasant Valley ElementaryNovato, CANovato UnifiedElementary46420.5%
20Vallecito ElementarySan Rafael, CAMiller Creek ElementaryElementary40819.6%
21Novato CharterNovato, CANovato Charter DistrictElementary26916.0%
22Anthony G. Bacich ElementaryKentfield, CAKentfield ElementaryElementary52614.8%
23Manor ElementaryFairfax, CARoss Valley ElementaryElementary23414.1%
24CoveCorte Madera, CALarkspur-Corte MaderaElementary27512.7%
25Brookside ElementarySan Anselmo, CARoss Valley ElementaryElementary27810.4%
26Lucas Valley ElementarySan Rafael, CAMiller Creek ElementaryElementary3159.5%
27Hidden Valley ElementarySan Anselmo, CARoss Valley ElementaryElementary2748.4%
28Neil Cummins ElementaryCorte Madera, CALarkspur-Corte MaderaElementary4518.2%
29Bel Aire ElementaryTiburon, CAReed Union ElementaryElementary3228.1%
30Wade Thomas ElementarySan Anselmo, CARoss Valley ElementaryElementary2927.2%
31Edna Maguire ElementaryMill Valley, CAMill Valley ElementaryElementary3997.0%
32Tamalpais Valley ElementaryMill Valley, CAMill Valley ElementaryElementary3685.4%
33Strawberry Point ElementaryMill Valley, CAMill Valley ElementaryElementary2595.0%
34Old Mill ElementaryMill Valley, CAMill Valley ElementaryElementary2613.8%
35Reed ElementaryTiburon, CAReed Union ElementaryElementary3622.8%
36Park ElementaryMill Valley, CAMill Valley ElementaryElementary3012.7%
37Ross ElementaryRoss, CARoss ElementaryElementary3390.9%
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