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The highest-poverty public high schools in Tuscola County, Michigan

This ranking covers the highest-poverty public high schools in Tuscola County, Michigan, drawn from 8 qualifying public high schools. AkronFairgrove JrSr High School leads the list at 68.5%, against a median of 42.7% across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked

Tuscola County, Michigan

Top % FRL

68.5%

Median % FRL

42.7%

HIGHEST POVERTY · TUSCOLA COUNTY, MICHIGAN

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	AkronFairgrove JrSr High School	FAIRGROVE, MI	Akron-Fairgrove Schools	High	181	68.5%
2	Mayville Middle High School	MAYVILLE, MI	Mayville Community School District	High	284	60.9%
3	Vassar Senior High School	VASSAR, MI	Vassar Public Schools	High	427	50.4%
4	Kingston High School	KINGSTON, MI	Kingston Community School District	High	262	44.3%
5	Cass City Jr and Sr High School	CASS CITY, MI	Cass City Public Schools	High	418	41.1%
6	Caro High School	CARO, MI	Caro Community Schools	High	411	40.6%
7	Reese High School	REESE, MI	Reese Public Schools	High	254	40.2%
8	Millington High School	MILLINGTON, MI	Millington Community Schools	High	358	33.5%

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