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The highest-poverty public schools in Clayton County, Iowa

Across Clayton County, Iowa, 10 public schools are ranked here, ranked by share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Central Elementary leads the list at 47.3%, against a median of 32.3% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
Clayton County, Iowa
Top % FRL
47.3%
Median % FRL
32.3%
HIGHEST POVERTY · CLAYTON COUNTY, IOWA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
1Central ElementaryElkader, IACentral Comm School DistrictElementary29247.3%
2Central Middle School/High SchoolElkader, IACentral Comm School DistrictHigh18238.5%
3MFL MarMac Middle SchoolMcgregor, IAMFL MarMac Comm School DistrictMiddle16834.5%
4Edgewood-Colesburg High SchoolEdgewood, IAEdgewood-Colesburg Comm School DistrictHigh20633.5%
5Clayton Ridge High SchoolGuttenberg, IAClayton Ridge Comm School DistrictHigh17632.4%
6McGregor Intermediate SchoolMcgregor, IAMFL MarMac Comm School DistrictElementary13032.3%
7MFL MarMac High SchoolMonona, IAMFL MarMac Comm School DistrictHigh26330.8%
8Clayton Ridge Elementary SchoolGarnavillo, IAClayton Ridge Comm School DistrictElementary29330.7%
9MFL MarMac Elementary SchoolMonona, IAMFL MarMac Comm School DistrictElementary31828.6%
10Clayton Ridge Middle SchoolGuttenberg, IAClayton Ridge Comm School DistrictMiddle14025.7%
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