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The highest-poverty public elementary schools in Pearl River County, Mississippi

This ranking covers the highest-poverty public elementary schools in Pearl River County, Mississippi, drawn from 7 qualifying public elementary schools. Nicholson Elementary leads the list at 84.6%, against a median of 74.1% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
7
Pearl River County, Mississippi
Top % FRL
84.6%
Median % FRL
74.1%
HIGHEST POVERTY · PEARL RIVER COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
1Nicholson ElementaryPicayune, MSPicayune School DistrictElementary32484.6%
2South Side Lower ElementaryPicayune, MSPicayune School DistrictElementary32082.2%
3South Side Upper ElementaryPicayune, MSPicayune School DistrictElementary31079.4%
4West Side ElementaryPicayune, MSPicayune School DistrictElementary44474.1%
5PEARL RIVER CENTRAL ELEMENTARCARRIERE, MSPearl River County School DistrictElementary1,41466.1%
6Poplarville Upper ElementaryPOPLARVILLE, MSPoplarville School DistrictElementary43264.1%
7Poplarville Lower ElementaryPOPLARVILLE, MSPoplarville School DistrictElementary52158.7%
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