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The highest-poverty public schools in Jackson County, Iowa

This ranking covers the highest-poverty public schools in Jackson County, Iowa, drawn from 9 qualifying public schools. Briggs Elementary School leads the list at 69.6%, against a median of 43.2% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
9
Jackson County, Iowa
Top % FRL
69.6%
Median % FRL
43.2%
HIGHEST POVERTY · JACKSON COUNTY, IOWA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
1Briggs Elementary SchoolMaquoketa, IAMaquoketa Comm School DistrictElementary20769.6%
2Cardinal Elementary SchoolMaquoketa, IAMaquoketa Comm School DistrictElementary26060.8%
3Maquoketa Middle SchoolMaquoketa, IAMaquoketa Comm School DistrictMiddle31555.9%
4Maquoketa Community High SchoolMaquoketa, IAMaquoketa Comm School DistrictHigh47753.0%
5Easton Valley Elementary SchoolMiles, IAEaston Valley Comm School DistrictElementary28743.2%
6Easton Valley Junior High / High SchoolPreston, IAEaston Valley Comm School DistrictHigh19838.9%
7Andrew Elementary SchoolAndrew, IAAndrew Comm School DistrictElementary12527.2%
8Bellevue High SchoolBellevue, IABellevue Comm School DistrictHigh35421.5%
9Bellevue Elementary SchoolBellevue, IABellevue Comm School DistrictElementary40518.8%
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