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The highest-poverty public schools in Lake County, Montana

14 public schools in Lake County, Montana appear in this ranking of the highest-poverty public schools, ranked by share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Arlee Elementary leads the list at 100%, against a median of 100% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Lake County, Montana

Top % FRL

100%

Median % FRL

100%

HIGHEST POVERTY · LAKE COUNTY, MONTANA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Arlee Elementary	Arlee, MT	Arlee Elem	Elementary	206	100%
2	Arlee High School	Arlee, MT	Arlee H S	High	135	100%
3	St Ignatius Elementary School	St Ignatius, MT	St Ignatius K-12 Schools	Elementary	210	100%
4	St Ignatius High School	St Ignatius, MT	St Ignatius K-12 Schools	High	121	100%
5	St Ignatius Middle School	St Ignatius, MT	St Ignatius K-12 Schools	Middle	128	100%
6	Pablo Elementary	Pablo, MT	Ronan Elem	Elementary	229	100%
7	Ronan Middle School	Ronan, MT	Ronan Elem	Middle	432	100%
8	K William Harvey Elem	Ronan, MT	Ronan Elem	Elementary	378	100%
9	Ronan High School	Ronan, MT	Ronan H S	High	376	100%
10	Two Eagle River School	Pablo, MT	Two Eagle River School	High	136	97.8%
11	Cherry Valley School	Polson, MT	Polson Elem	Elementary	243	73.7%
12	Linderman School	Polson, MT	Polson Elem	Elementary	355	66.5%
13	Polson Middle School	Polson, MT	Polson Elem	Middle	477	54.9%
14	Polson High School	Polson, MT	Polson H S	High	517	46.6%

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