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The highest-poverty public schools in Lee County, Iowa

This ranking covers the highest-poverty public schools in Lee County, Iowa, drawn from 12 qualifying public schools. Richardson Elementary School leads the list at 69.9%, against a median of 56.3% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Lee County, Iowa

Top % FRL

69.9%

Median % FRL

56.3%

HIGHEST POVERTY · LEE COUNTY, IOWA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Richardson Elementary School	Fort Madison, IA	Fort Madison Comm School District	Elementary	286	69.9%
2	George Washington Elementary School	Keokuk, IA	Keokuk Comm School District	Elementary	222	66.7%
3	Hawthorne Elementary School	Keokuk, IA	Keokuk Comm School District	Elementary	454	62.6%
4	Fort Madison Elementary School	Fort Madison, IA	Fort Madison Comm School District	Elementary	932	62.1%
5	Lincoln Elementary School	Fort Madison, IA	Fort Madison Comm School District	Elementary	227	59.9%
6	Fort Madison Middle School	Fort Madison, IA	Fort Madison Comm School District	Middle	686	59.3%
7	Keokuk Middle School	Keokuk, IA	Keokuk Comm School District	Middle	381	53.3%
8	Fort Madison Junior/Senior High School	Fort Madison, IA	Fort Madison Comm School District	High	852	51.8%
9	Keokuk High School	Keokuk, IA	Keokuk Comm School District	High	583	49.7%
10	Central Lee Middle School	Donnellson, IA	Central Lee Comm School District	Middle	394	39.3%
11	Central Lee High School	Donnellson, IA	Central Lee Comm School District	High	353	33.7%
12	Central Lee Elementary School	Donnellson, IA	Central Lee Comm School District	Elementary	564	29.8%

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