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The highest-poverty public high schools in Will County, Illinois

13 public high schools in Will County, Illinois appear in this ranking of the highest-poverty public high schools, ranked by share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Joliet Central High School leads the list at 77.7%, against a median of 41.8% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
13
Will County, Illinois
Top % FRL
77.7%
Median % FRL
41.8%
HIGHEST POVERTY · WILL COUNTY, ILLINOIS
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
1Joliet Central High SchoolJoliet, ILJoliet Twp HSD 204High3,29577.7%
2Joliet West High SchoolJoliet, ILJoliet Twp HSD 204High3,45159.5%
3Crete-Monee High SchoolCrete, ILCrete Monee CUSD 201UHigh1,48057.0%
4Bolingbrook High SchoolBolingbrook, ILValley View CUSD 365UHigh3,29853.3%
5Romeoville High SchoolRomeoville, ILValley View CUSD 365UHigh1,84850.7%
6Wilmington High SchoolWilmington, ILWilmington CUSD 209UHigh43243.8%
7Reed-Custer High SchoolBraidwood, ILReed Custer CUSD 255UHigh39741.8%
8Plainfield East High SchoolPlainfield, ILPlainfield SD 202High1,82539.7%
9Plainfield High SchoolPlainfield, ILPlainfield SD 202High1,80034.7%
10Beecher High SchoolBeecher, ILBeecher CUSD 200UHigh34327.7%
11Peotone High SchoolPeotone, ILPeotone CUSD 207UHigh42027.6%
12Plainfield North High SchoolPlainfield, ILPlainfield SD 202High2,39920.8%
13Neuqua Valley High SchoolNaperville, ILIndian Prairie CUSD 204High3,0189.8%
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