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The highest-poverty public high schools in Florida · page 5

Ranks 201–250 of the highest-poverty public schools in Florida. Back to page 1.

HIGHEST POVERTY · FLORIDA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
201	FOCUS ACADEMY	TEMPLE TERRACE, FL	HILLSBOROUGH	High	110	52.7%
202	WESTSIDE HIGH SCHOOL	JACKSONVILLE, FL	DUVAL	High	1,533	52.6%
203	BRADENTON BAY HIGH SCHOOL	BRADENTON, FL	MANATEE	High	114	52.6%
204	LYMAN HIGH SCHOOL	LONGWOOD, FL	SEMINOLE	High	2,026	52.6%
205	EASTSIDE HIGH SCHOOL	GAINESVILLE, FL	ALACHUA	High	1,291	52.5%
206	VERO BEACH HIGH SCHOOL	VERO BEACH, FL	INDIAN RIVER	High	2,645	52.5%
207	SOUTH TECH ACADEMY	BOYNTON BEACH, FL	PALM BEACH	High	1,141	52.4%
208	COLONIAL HIGH	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	High	3,239	52.3%
209	VANGUARD HIGH SCHOOL	OCALA, FL	MARION	High	1,684	52.3%
210	ATLANTIC HIGH SCHOOL	PORT ORANGE, FL	VOLUSIA	High	1,209	52.2%
211	SPOTO HIGH SCHOOL	RIVERVIEW, FL	HILLSBOROUGH	High	1,933	52.0%
212	PENSACOLA HIGH SCHOOL	PENSACOLA, FL	ESCAMBIA	High	1,221	52.0%
213	PALM BEACH GARDENS HIGH SCHOOL	PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL	PALM BEACH	High	2,407	52.0%
214	PALM BAY MAGNET SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL	MELBOURNE, FL	BREVARD	High	1,359	51.9%
215	WEKIVA HIGH	APOPKA, FL	ORANGE	High	2,148	51.9%
216	RIVERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL	JACKSONVILLE, FL	DUVAL	High	1,638	51.8%
217	JAMES RICKARDS HIGH SCHOOL	TALLAHASSEE, FL	LEON	High	1,718	51.7%
218	HERNANDO HIGH SCHOOL	BROOKSVILLE, FL	HERNANDO	High	1,299	51.7%
219	CLAY HIGH SCHOOL	GREEN COVE SPRINGS, FL	CLAY	High	1,776	51.6%
220	NORTH PORT HIGH SCHOOL	NORTH PORT, FL	SARASOTA	High	2,557	51.5%
221	PALATKA JR - SR HIGH SCHOOL	PALATKA, FL	PUTNAM	High	1,568	51.5%
222	LABELLE HIGH SCHOOL	LABELLE, FL	HENDRY	High	1,422	51.4%
223	DUNNELLON HIGH SCHOOL	DUNNELLON, FL	MARION	High	1,562	51.3%
224	OAKLEAF HIGH SCHOOL	ORANGE PARK, FL	CLAY	High	2,307	51.2%
225	DELTONA HIGH SCHOOL	DELTONA, FL	VOLUSIA	High	1,716	51.2%
226	ESCAMBIA COUNTY ACCELERATION ACADEMY	PENSACOLA, FL	ESCAMBIA	High	205	51.2%
227	PINE RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL	DELTONA, FL	VOLUSIA	High	1,648	51.2%
228	AMERICAN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL	HIALEAH, FL	MIAMI-DADE	High	1,582	51.1%
229	SANTALUCES COMMUNITY HIGH	LANTANA, FL	PALM BEACH	High	2,452	51.1%
230	ISLAND COAST HIGH SCHOOL	CAPE CORAL, FL	LEE	High	1,477	51.0%
231	ST. LUCIE WEST CENTENNIAL HIGH	PORT ST LUCIE, FL	ST. LUCIE	High	2,914	50.9%
232	OSCEOLA HIGH SCHOOL	KISSIMMEE, FL	OSCEOLA	High	2,345	50.9%
233	LAKE HOWELL HIGH SCHOOL	WINTER PARK, FL	SEMINOLE	High	2,241	50.9%
234	LEE COUNTY ACCELERATION ACADEMIES	FORT MYERS, FL	LEE	High	230	50.9%
235	DESOTO COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL	ARCADIA, FL	DESOTO	High	1,215	50.9%
236	ST. CLOUD HIGH SCHOOL	ST CLOUD, FL	OSCEOLA	High	2,596	50.8%
237	WILLISTON MIDDLE HIGH SCHOOL	WILLISTON, FL	LEVY	High	1,121	50.8%
238	PLANT CITY HIGH SCHOOL	PLANT CITY, FL	HILLSBOROUGH	High	2,572	50.7%
239	EVERGLADES PREPARATORY ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL	HOMESTEAD, FL	MIAMI-DADE	High	464	50.6%
240	PALMETTO RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL	NAPLES, FL	COLLIER	High	2,054	50.6%
241	HILLSBOROUGH HIGH SCHOOL	TAMPA, FL	HILLSBOROUGH	High	1,679	50.6%
242	TAMPA BAY TECH HIGH SCHOOL	TAMPA, FL	HILLSBOROUGH	High	2,181	50.5%
243	BLAKE HIGH SCHOOL	TAMPA, FL	HILLSBOROUGH	High	1,608	50.4%
244	SEBRING HIGH SCHOOL	SEBRING, FL	HIGHLANDS	High	1,849	50.4%
245	BLANCHE ELY HIGH SCHOOL	POMPANO BEACH, FL	BROWARD	High	1,877	50.4%
246	POINCIANA HIGH SCHOOL	KISSIMMEE, FL	OSCEOLA	High	2,573	50.3%
247	ROBERT MORGAN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL	MIAMI, FL	MIAMI-DADE	High	1,780	50.2%
248	CRESTVIEW HIGH SCHOOL	CRESTVIEW, FL	OKALOOSA	High	2,376	50.2%
249	SPORTS LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT ACADEMY (TAMPA)	TAMPA, FL	HILLSBOROUGH	High	580	50.0%
250	BRADEN RIVER HIGH SCHOOL	BRADENTON, FL	MANATEE	High	1,705	50.0%

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