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The highest-poverty public schools in Knox County, Kentucky

This ranking covers the highest-poverty public schools in Knox County, Kentucky, drawn from 12 qualifying public schools. Flat Lick Elementary School leads the list at 89.6%, against a median of 79.1% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
12
Knox County, Kentucky
Top % FRL
89.6%
Median % FRL
79.1%
HIGHEST POVERTY · KNOX COUNTY, KENTUCKY
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
1Flat Lick Elementary SchoolFlat Lick, KYKnox CountyElementary16389.6%
2Dewitt Elementary SchoolFlat Lick, KYKnox CountyElementary12088.3%
3Lynn Camp Elementary SchoolCorbin, KYKnox CountyElementary50187.4%
4Girdler Elementary SchoolGirdler, KYKnox CountyElementary26786.9%
5Central Elementary SchoolBarbourville, KYKnox CountyElementary31386.3%
6Lynn Camp Middle High SchoolCorbin, KYKnox CountyHigh44781.4%
7Knox County Middle SchoolBarbourville, KYKnox CountyMiddle52276.8%
8Knox Central High SchoolBarbourville, KYKnox CountyHigh72074.6%
9G R Hampton Elementary SchoolBarbourville, KYKnox CountyElementary24470.1%
10Barbourville City SchoolBarbourville, KYBarbourville IndependentCombined75568.6%
11Jesse D Lay Elementary SchoolBarbourville, KYKnox CountyElementary32556.9%
12Corbin Middle SchoolCorbin, KYCorbin IndependentMiddle67555.4%
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