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The highest-poverty public elementary schools in Wayne County, Illinois

This ranking covers the highest-poverty public elementary schools in Wayne County, Illinois, drawn from 6 qualifying public elementary schools. Geff Elementary School leads the list at 66.0%, against a median of 46.2% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Wayne County, Illinois

Top % FRL

66.0%

Median % FRL

46.2%

HIGHEST POVERTY · WAYNE COUNTY, ILLINOIS

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Geff Elementary School	Geff, IL	Geff CCSD 14	Elementary	100	66.0%
2	North Side Elementary School	Fairfield, IL	Fairfield PSD 112	Elementary	321	48.9%
3	Johnsonville Elementary School	Johnsonville, IL	North Wayne CUSD 200	Elementary	106	46.2%
4	Wayne City Attendance Center	Wayne City, IL	Wayne City CUSD 100	Elementary	342	46.2%
5	New Hope Elementary School	Fairfield, IL	New Hope CCSD 6	Elementary	204	43.1%
6	Jasper Elementary School	Fairfield, IL	Jasper CCSD 17	Elementary	170	40.0%

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