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The highest-poverty public middle schools in McLean County, Illinois

This ranking covers the highest-poverty public middle schools in McLean County, Illinois, drawn from 11 qualifying public middle schools. Bloomington Jr High School leads the list at 65.0%, against a median of 34.8% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

McLean County, Illinois

Top % FRL

65.0%

Median % FRL

34.8%

HIGHEST POVERTY · MCLEAN COUNTY, ILLINOIS

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Bloomington Jr High School	Bloomington, IL	Bloomington SD 87	Middle	1,050	65.0%
2	Parkside Jr High School	Normal, IL	McLean County USD 5	Middle	598	46.2%
3	Olympia Middle School	Stanford, IL	Olympia CUSD 16	Middle	380	44.5%
4	Kingsley Jr High School	Normal, IL	McLean County USD 5	Middle	730	40.8%
5	Ridgeview Jr High School	Colfax, IL	Ridgeview CUSD 19	Middle	107	39.3%
6	EPG Middle School	Gridley, IL	El Paso-Gridley CUSD 11	Middle	345	34.8%
7	Chiddix Jr High School	Normal, IL	McLean County USD 5	Middle	597	30.8%
8	Evans Junior High School	Bloomington, IL	McLean County USD 5	Middle	778	30.3%
9	LeRoy Junior High School	Le Roy, IL	LeRoy CUSD 2	Middle	102	22.5%
10	Lexington Jr High School	Lexington, IL	Lexington CUSD 7	Middle	110	15.5%
11	Tri-Valley Middle School	Downs, IL	Tri Valley CUSD 3	Middle	450	8.7%

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