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The highest-poverty public high schools in Howard County, Maryland

This ranking covers the highest-poverty public high schools in Howard County, Maryland, drawn from 14 qualifying public high schools. Homewood School leads the list at 45.9%, against a median of 24.6% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
14
Howard County, Maryland
Top % FRL
45.9%
Median % FRL
24.6%
HIGHEST POVERTY · HOWARD COUNTY, MARYLAND
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
1Homewood SchoolEllicott City, MDHoward County Public SchoolsHigh10945.9%
2Guilford Park HighJessup, MDHoward County Public SchoolsHigh1,21845.2%
3Oakland Mills HighColumbia, MDHoward County Public SchoolsHigh1,41343.2%
4Wilde Lake HighColumbia, MDHoward County Public SchoolsHigh1,19742.6%
5Long Reach HighColumbia, MDHoward County Public SchoolsHigh1,33437.6%
6Hammond HighColumbia, MDHoward County Public SchoolsHigh1,15937.4%
7Reservoir HighFulton, MDHoward County Public SchoolsHigh1,59726.2%
8Atholton HighColumbia, MDHoward County Public SchoolsHigh1,54022.9%
9Howard HighEllicott City, MDHoward County Public SchoolsHigh1,49320.2%
10Mount Hebron HighEllicott City, MDHoward County Public SchoolsHigh1,45519.2%
11Centennial HighEllicott City, MDHoward County Public SchoolsHigh1,37718.5%
12Marriotts Ridge HighMarriottsville, MDHoward County Public SchoolsHigh1,74115.5%
13Glenelg HighGlenelg, MDHoward County Public SchoolsHigh1,36310.2%
14River Hill HighClarksville, MDHoward County Public SchoolsHigh1,3837.7%
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