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allk12 · Rankings · Highest poverty · Colorado · Summit County

The highest-poverty public schools in Summit County, Colorado

This ranking covers the highest-poverty public schools in Summit County, Colorado, drawn from 8 qualifying public schools. Dillon Valley Elementary School leads the list at 51.1%, against a median of 38.0% across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked
8
Summit County, Colorado
Top % FRL
51.1%
Median % FRL
38.0%
HIGHEST POVERTY · SUMMIT COUNTY, COLORADO
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
1Dillon Valley Elementary SchoolDILLON, COSummit School District No. Re 1Elementary39551.1%
2Upper Blue Elementary SchoolBRECKENRIDGE, COSummit School District No. Re 1Elementary22147.1%
3Silverthorne Elementary SchoolSILVERTHORNE, COSummit School District No. Re 1Elementary33944.8%
4Summit Middle SchoolFRISCO, COSummit School District No. Re 1Middle73740.4%
5Summit High SchoolBRECKENRIDGE, COSummit School District No. Re 1High1,06035.6%
6Summit Cove Elementary SchoolDILLON, COSummit School District No. Re 1Elementary22232.0%
7Frisco Elementary SchoolFRISCO, COSummit School District No. Re 1Elementary21527.0%
8Breckenridge Elementary SchoolBRECKENRIDGE, COSummit School District No. Re 1Elementary20511.2%
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