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

Across Washington County, Maryland, 9 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. South Hagerstown High leads the list at 67.5%, against a median of 44.1% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Washington County, Maryland

Top % FRL

67.5%

Median % FRL

44.1%

HIGHEST POVERTY · WASHINGTON COUNTY, MARYLAND

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	South Hagerstown High	Hagerstown, MD	Washington County Public Schools	High	1,690	67.5%
2	Hancock Middle Senior High	Hancock, MD	Washington County Public Schools	High	239	61.5%
3	Williamsport High	Williamsport, MD	Washington County Public Schools	High	1,061	60.1%
4	North Hagerstown High	Hagerstown, MD	Washington County Public Schools	High	1,583	58.2%
5	Smithsburg High	Smithsburg, MD	Washington County Public Schools	High	733	44.1%
6	Boyd J. Michael III Technical High School	Hagerstown, MD	Washington County Public Schools	High	548	44.0%
7	Clear Spring High	Clear Spring, MD	Washington County Public Schools	High	478	43.5%
8	Boonsboro High	Boonsboro, MD	Washington County Public Schools	High	838	37.7%
9	Barbara Ingram School for the Arts	Hagerstown, MD	Washington County Public Schools	High	347	29.7%

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