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The highest-poverty public middle schools in Volusia County, Florida

12 public middle schools in Volusia County, Florida appear in this ranking of the highest-poverty public middle schools, ranked by share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. CAMPBELL MIDDLE SCHOOL leads the list at 84.1%, against a median of 54.0% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Volusia County, Florida

Top % FRL

84.1%

Median % FRL

54.0%

HIGHEST POVERTY · VOLUSIA COUNTY, FLORIDA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	CAMPBELL MIDDLE SCHOOL	DAYTONA BEACH, FL	VOLUSIA	Middle	962	84.1%
2	SOUTHWESTERN MIDDLE SCHOOL	DELAND, FL	VOLUSIA	Middle	664	61.4%
3	GALAXY MIDDLE SCHOOL	DELTONA, FL	VOLUSIA	Middle	939	57.4%
4	DELTONA MIDDLE SCHOOL	DELTONA, FL	VOLUSIA	Middle	1,132	55.7%
5	HERITAGE MIDDLE SCHOOL	DELTONA, FL	VOLUSIA	Middle	932	54.9%
6	SILVER SANDS MIDDLE SCHOOL	PORT ORANGE, FL	VOLUSIA	Middle	1,199	54.5%
7	DELAND MIDDLE SCHOOL	DELAND, FL	VOLUSIA	Middle	1,059	53.6%
8	DAVID C. HINSON SR. MIDDLE SCHOOL	DAYTONA BEACH, FL	VOLUSIA	Middle	922	53.3%
9	RIVER SPRINGS MIDDLE SCHOOL	ORANGE CITY, FL	VOLUSIA	Middle	1,218	50.4%
10	ORMOND BEACH MIDDLE SCHOOL	ORMOND BEACH, FL	VOLUSIA	Middle	1,007	50.1%
11	NEW SMYRNA BEACH MIDDLE SCHOOL	NEW SMYRNA BEACH, FL	VOLUSIA	Middle	1,036	46.6%
12	CREEKSIDE MIDDLE SCHOOL	PORT ORANGE, FL	VOLUSIA	Middle	1,120	31.6%

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