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The highest-poverty public elementary schools in Placer County, California · page 2

Ranks 51–67 of the highest-poverty public schools in Placer County, California. Back to page 1.

HIGHEST POVERTY · PLACER COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
51Newcastle CharterNewcastle, CANewcastle ElementaryElementary33318.3%
52Greenhills ElementaryGranite Bay, CAEureka UnionElementary54916.4%
53Rocklin Academy GatewayRocklin, CARocklin Academy Gateway DistrictElementary1,09315.8%
54Maria Montessori Charter AcademyRocklin, CAMaria Montessori Charter Academy DistrictElementary28315.5%
55Valley View ElementaryRocklin, CARocklin UnifiedElementary41415.2%
56H. Clarke Powers ElementaryLoomis, CALoomis Union ElementaryElementary49514.9%
57Quarry Trail ElementaryRocklin, CARocklin UnifiedElementary70513.6%
58Newcastle ElementaryNewcastle, CANewcastle ElementaryElementary16413.4%
59Twelve Bridges ElementaryLincoln, CAWestern Placer UnifiedElementary74413.0%
60Rocklin AcademyRocklin, CARocklin Academy DistrictElementary55612.6%
61Harvest Ridge Cooperative CharterNewcastle, CAHarvest Ridge Cooperative Charter DistrictElementary34912.3%
62Penryn ElementaryPenryn, CALoomis Union ElementaryElementary25011.6%
63Franklin ElementaryLoomis, CALoomis Union ElementaryElementary43311.3%
64Oakhills ElementaryGranite Bay, CAEureka UnionElementary5549.9%
65Loomis Basin CharterLoomis, CALoomis Union ElementaryElementary5059.3%
66Placer ElementaryLoomis, CALoomis Union ElementaryElementary5056.9%
67Creekside CharterOlympic Valley, CACreekside Charter DistrictElementary2336.9%
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