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Ranks 51–100 of the highest-poverty public schools in Florida. Back to page 1.

HIGHEST POVERTY · FLORIDA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
51	LAKE WALES SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL	LAKE WALES, FL	POLK	High	1,597	68.6%
52	JONES HIGH	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	High	1,653	68.1%
53	HOMESTEAD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL	HOMESTEAD, FL	MIAMI-DADE	High	2,323	67.7%
54	FRESH START COMMUNITY SCHOOL	LAKELAND, FL	POLK	High	105	67.6%
55	HAWTHORNE MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOL	HAWTHORNE, FL	ALACHUA	High	472	67.4%
56	MIAMI CAROL CITY SENIOR HIGH	MIAMI GARDENS, FL	MIAMI-DADE	High	859	67.1%
57	ELEVATION HIGH SCHOOL	SANFORD, FL	SEMINOLE	High	246	66.7%
58	QUANTUM HIGH SCHOOL	BOYNTON BEACH, FL	PALM BEACH	High	435	66.0%
59	MATER BRICKELL ACADEMY HIGH	MIAMI, FL	MIAMI-DADE	High	487	65.9%
60	ITECH@THOMAS A EDISON EDUCATIONAL CENTER	MIAMI, FL	MIAMI-DADE	High	230	65.7%
61	SOUTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL	BRADENTON, FL	MANATEE	High	1,638	65.6%
62	A. PHILIP RANDOLPH ACADEMIES	JACKSONVILLE, FL	DUVAL	High	349	65.3%
63	MIAMI NORTHWESTERN SENIOR HIGH	MIAMI, FL	MIAMI-DADE	High	1,479	65.1%
64	PONCE DE LEON HIGH SCHOOL	PONCE DE LEON, FL	HOLMES	High	298	65.1%
65	MAINLAND HIGH SCHOOL	DAYTONA BEACH, FL	VOLUSIA	High	1,964	65.1%
66	ZENITH ACCELERATED ACADEMY	KISSIMMEE, FL	OSCEOLA	High	343	64.4%
67	COCOA HIGH SCHOOL	COCOA, FL	BREVARD	High	1,432	64.4%
68	BAYSIDE HIGH SCHOOL	CLEARWATER, FL	PINELLAS	High	139	64.0%
69	SPORTS LEADERSHIP ARTS MANAGEMENT CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL	MIAMI, FL	MIAMI-DADE	High	986	63.9%
70	MIAMI CENTRAL SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL	MIAMI, FL	MIAMI-DADE	High	1,414	63.8%
71	DISCOVERY HIGH SCHOOL	LAKE ALFRED, FL	POLK	High	898	63.7%
72	AUBURNDALE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL	AUBURNDALE, FL	POLK	High	1,770	63.6%
73	CRESCENT CITY JR-SR HIGH SCHOOL	CRESCENT CITY, FL	PUTNAM	High	945	63.4%
74	WALTON HIGH SCHOOL	DEFUNIAK SPRINGS, FL	WALTON	High	969	63.3%
75	MAYNARD A TRAVISS TECHNICAL ACADEMY	LAKELAND, FL	POLK	High	151	62.9%
76	DIXIE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL	CROSS CITY, FL	DIXIE	High	791	62.6%
77	SOUTH DADE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL	HOMESTEAD, FL	MIAMI-DADE	High	3,382	62.5%
78	LAKE GIBSON SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL	LAKELAND, FL	POLK	High	1,973	62.3%
79	SUCCESS ACADEMY	PENSACOLA, FL	ESCAMBIA	High	236	62.3%
80	BISCAYNE HIGH SCHOOL	JACKSONVILLE, FL	DUVAL	High	217	62.2%
81	BOOKER HIGH SCHOOL	SARASOTA, FL	SARASOTA	High	1,479	62.2%
82	ROSENWALD HIGH SCHOOL	PANAMA CITY, FL	BAY	High	351	62.1%
83	WESTLAND HIALEAH SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL	HIALEAH, FL	MIAMI-DADE	High	1,191	62.0%
84	CHAMBERLAIN HIGH SCHOOL	TAMPA, FL	HILLSBOROUGH	High	1,183	61.9%
85	BAYSHORE HIGH SCHOOL	BRADENTON, FL	MANATEE	High	1,400	61.9%
86	INTERNATIONAL STUDIES CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL	MIAMI, FL	MIAMI-DADE	High	376	61.7%
87	RIDGE COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL	DAVENPORT, FL	POLK	High	2,632	61.7%
88	SPECTRUM ACADEMY	STUART, FL	MARTIN	High	169	60.9%
89	DILLARD 6-12	FORT LAUDERDALE, FL	BROWARD	High	1,998	60.9%
90	ORANGE PARK HIGH SCHOOL	ORANGE PARK, FL	CLAY	High	1,844	60.8%
91	VICTORY CHARTER SCHOOL	KISSIMMEE, FL	OSCEOLA	High	750	60.7%
92	MANATEE HIGH SCHOOL	BRADENTON, FL	MANATEE	High	1,998	60.5%
93	T. DEWITT TAYLOR MIDDLE-HIGH SCHOOL	PIERSON, FL	VOLUSIA	High	1,044	60.4%
94	LAKE PLACID HIGH SCHOOL	LAKE PLACID, FL	HIGHLANDS	High	829	60.4%
95	HIALEAH SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL	HIALEAH, FL	MIAMI-DADE	High	1,711	60.3%
96	WINTER HAVEN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL	WINTER HAVEN, FL	POLK	High	2,648	60.2%
97	PALMETTO HIGH SCHOOL	PALMETTO, FL	MANATEE	High	2,185	60.1%
98	LAKE WORTH HIGH SCHOOL	LAKE WORTH, FL	PALM BEACH	High	2,589	60.1%
99	MIAMI EDISON SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL	MIAMI, FL	MIAMI-DADE	High	617	60.0%
100	FIVAY HIGH SCHOOL	HUDSON, FL	PASCO	High	1,554	59.8%

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