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The highest-poverty public schools in Orlando, Florida · page 4

Ranks 151175 of the highest-poverty public schools in Orlando, Florida. Back to page 1.

HIGHEST POVERTY · ORLANDO, FLORIDA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
151WINDY RIDGE K-8ORLANDO, FLORANGEElementary1,13623.6%
152HUNTERS CREEK MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGEMiddle1,05723.6%
153WEST CREEK ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGEElementary56523.5%
154VILLAGE PARK ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGEElementary59722.1%
155LUMINARY MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGEMiddle66221.6%
156CASTLEVIEW ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGEElementary69320.6%
157BAY MEADOWS ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGEElementary76420.2%
158SUN BLAZE ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGEElementary1,15020.1%
159AVALON ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGEElementary55319.2%
160TIMBER CREEK HIGHORLANDO, FLORANGEHigh3,38319.0%
161ORLANDO SCIENCE MIDDLE HIGH CHARTERORLANDO, FLORANGEHigh1,59118.9%
162MOSS PARK ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGEElementary84218.5%
163EAGLE CREEK ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGEElementary82717.8%
164INNOVATION MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGEMiddle1,23916.7%
165NORTHLAKE PARK COMMUNITY ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGEElementary60815.5%
166AVALON MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGEMiddle79115.3%
167LAKE NONA HIGHORLANDO, FLORANGEHigh2,97414.5%
168AUDUBON PARK SCHOOLORLANDO, FLORANGEElementary1,18414.3%
169LAKE NONA MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGEMiddle1,17913.7%
170ORLANDO GIFTED ACADEMYORLANDO, FLORANGEMiddle44212.0%
171HILLCREST ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGEElementary48911.7%
172LAUREATE PARK ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGEElementary1,22010.7%
173ORLANDO SCIENCE CHARTER SCHOOL K-8ORLANDO, FLORANGEElementary6269.6%
174UCP EAST CHARTERORLANDO, FLORANGEElementary1206.7%
175UCP PINE HILLS CHARTERORLANDO, FLORANGEElementary2044.4%
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