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The highest-poverty public schools in Osceola County, Michigan

This ranking covers the highest-poverty public schools in Osceola County, Michigan, drawn from 11 qualifying public schools. Marion Elementary School leads the list at 76.8%, against a median of 68.1% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Osceola County, Michigan

Top % FRL

76.8%

Median % FRL

68.1%

HIGHEST POVERTY · OSCEOLA COUNTY, MICHIGAN

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Marion Elementary School	MARION, MI	Marion Public Schools	Elementary	185	76.8%
2	Evart Middle School	EVART, MI	Evart Public Schools	Middle	232	73.7%
3	Evart Elementary School	EVART, MI	Evart Public Schools	Elementary	309	72.8%
4	Marion High School	MARION, MI	Marion Public Schools	High	192	70.3%
5	Pine River Area Elementary School	LEROY, MI	Pine River Area Schools	Elementary	270	68.1%
6	Evart High School	EVART, MI	Evart Public Schools	High	257	68.1%
7	Pine River Area Middle School	LEROY, MI	Pine River Area Schools	Middle	261	61.7%
8	GT Norman Elementary School	REED CITY, MI	Reed City Area Public Schools	Elementary	540	59.1%
9	Pine River Area High School	LEROY, MI	Pine River Area Schools	High	363	57.9%
10	Reed City Middle School	REED CITY, MI	Reed City Area Public Schools	Middle	471	51.0%
11	Reed City High School	REED CITY, MI	Reed City Area Public Schools	High	445	44.9%

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