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The highest-poverty public schools in Ford County, Kansas

This ranking covers the highest-poverty public schools in Ford County, Kansas, drawn from 14 qualifying public schools. Sunnyside Elem leads the list at 96.2%, against a median of 83.2% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Ford County, Kansas

Top % FRL

96.2%

Median % FRL

83.2%

HIGHEST POVERTY · FORD COUNTY, KANSAS

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Sunnyside Elem	Dodge City, KS	Dodge City	Elementary	365	96.2%
2	Central Elem	Dodge City, KS	Dodge City	Elementary	381	95.0%
3	Beeson Elementary	Dodge City, KS	Dodge City	Elementary	355	94.1%
4	Linn Elementary	Dodge City, KS	Dodge City	Elementary	361	88.4%
5	Miller Elem	Dodge City, KS	Dodge City	Elementary	780	86.3%
6	Comanche Middle School	Dodge City, KS	Dodge City	Middle	783	84.8%
7	Soule Elementary School	Dodge City, KS	Dodge City	Elementary	375	83.7%
8	Dodge City Middle School	Dodge City, KS	Dodge City	Middle	808	82.7%
9	Dodge City High School	Dodge City, KS	Dodge City	High	2,178	78.9%
10	Northwest Elem	Dodge City, KS	Dodge City	Elementary	380	75.8%
11	Ross Elementary School	Dodge City, KS	Dodge City	Elementary	502	67.9%
12	Bucklin Elem	Bucklin, KS	Bucklin	Elementary	138	51.4%
13	Spearville Elem	Spearville, KS	Spearville	Elementary	196	31.6%
14	Spearville Jr/Sr High	Spearville, KS	Spearville	High	177	27.7%

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