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The highest-poverty public elementary schools in Lee County, Iowa

This ranking covers the highest-poverty public elementary schools in Lee County, Iowa, drawn from 6 qualifying public elementary schools. Richardson Elementary School leads the list at 69.9%, against a median of 62.3% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
6
Lee County, Iowa
Top % FRL
69.9%
Median % FRL
62.3%
HIGHEST POVERTY · LEE COUNTY, IOWA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
1Richardson Elementary SchoolFort Madison, IAFort Madison Comm School DistrictElementary28669.9%
2George Washington Elementary SchoolKeokuk, IAKeokuk Comm School DistrictElementary22266.7%
3Hawthorne Elementary SchoolKeokuk, IAKeokuk Comm School DistrictElementary45462.6%
4Fort Madison Elementary SchoolFort Madison, IAFort Madison Comm School DistrictElementary93262.1%
5Lincoln Elementary SchoolFort Madison, IAFort Madison Comm School DistrictElementary22759.9%
6Central Lee Elementary SchoolDonnellson, IACentral Lee Comm School DistrictElementary56429.8%
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