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The highest-poverty public schools in Franklin County, Kansas

This ranking covers the highest-poverty public schools in Franklin County, Kansas, drawn from 14 qualifying public schools. Lincoln Elem leads the list at 77.9%, against a median of 52.7% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Franklin County, Kansas

Top % FRL

77.9%

Median % FRL

52.7%

HIGHEST POVERTY · FRANKLIN COUNTY, KANSAS

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Lincoln Elem	Ottawa, KS	Ottawa	Elementary	298	77.9%
2	Garfield Elem	Ottawa, KS	Ottawa	Elementary	368	68.5%
3	Williamsburg Elementary School	Williamsburg, KS	West Franklin	Elementary	102	62.7%
4	Ottawa Middle School	Ottawa, KS	Ottawa	Middle	456	58.3%
5	Sunflower Elementary School	Ottawa, KS	Ottawa	Elementary	333	55.0%
6	West Franklin Middle School	Pomona, KS	West Franklin	Middle	149	54.4%
7	Central Heights Elem	Richmond, KS	Central Heights	Elementary	239	52.7%
8	Central Heights High	Richmond, KS	Central Heights	High	300	52.7%
9	West Franklin High School	Pomona, KS	West Franklin	High	200	51.5%
10	Ottawa Sr High	Ottawa, KS	Ottawa	High	681	50.2%
11	Appanoose Elementary School	Pomona, KS	West Franklin	Elementary	191	45.0%
12	Wellsville Elem	Wellsville, KS	Wellsville	Elementary	411	34.5%
13	Wellsville Middle School	Wellsville, KS	Wellsville	Middle	167	34.1%
14	Wellsville High	Wellsville, KS	Wellsville	High	278	29.5%

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