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The highest-poverty public middle schools in Yellowstone County, Montana

This ranking covers the highest-poverty public middle schools in Yellowstone County, Montana, drawn from 12 qualifying public middle schools. Lockwood Middle School leads the list at 95.5%, against a median of 42.3% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Yellowstone County, Montana

Top % FRL

95.5%

Median % FRL

42.3%

HIGHEST POVERTY · YELLOWSTONE COUNTY, MONTANA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Lockwood Middle School	Lockwood, MT	Lockwood K-12	Middle	359	95.5%
2	Riverside Middle School	Billings, MT	Billings Elem	Middle	436	68.1%
3	Medicine Crow Middle School	Billings, MT	Billings Elem	Middle	517	60.7%
4	Lewis & Clark Middle School	Billings, MT	Billings Elem	Middle	741	60.1%
5	Will James Middle School	Billings, MT	Billings Elem	Middle	634	45.7%
6	Laurel Middle School	Laurel, MT	Laurel Elem	Middle	506	44.9%
7	Castle Rock Middle School	Billings, MT	Billings Elem	Middle	691	39.8%
8	Huntley Project 7-8	Worden, MT	Huntley Project K-12 Schools	Middle	124	38.7%
9	Shepherd Middle School	Shepherd, MT	Shepherd Elem	Middle	180	37.2%
10	Elysian Middle School	Billings, MT	Elysian Elem	Middle	148	30.4%
11	Ben Steele Middle School	Billings, MT	Billings Elem	Middle	740	23.8%
12	Elder Grove 7-8	Billings, MT	Elder Grove Elem	Middle	248	21.0%

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