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The highest-poverty public middle schools in Burlington County, New Jersey

Across Burlington County, New Jersey, 31 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. James A Cotten Intermediate School leads the list at 73.4%, against a median of 31.7% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
31
Burlington County, New Jersey
Top % FRL
73.4%
Median % FRL
31.7%
HIGHEST POVERTY · BURLINGTON COUNTY, NEW JERSEY
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
1James A Cotten Intermediate SchoolWillingboro, NJWillingboro Public School DistrictMiddle54273.4%
2Willingboro Memorial Middle SchoolWILLINGBORO, NJWillingboro Public School DistrictMiddle55070.4%
3Samuel M Ridgway Middle SchoolEDGEWATER PARK, NJEdgewater Park Township School DistrictMiddle41768.3%
4Riverside Middle SchoolRIVERSIDE, NJRiverside Township School DistrictMiddle31668.0%
5F. W. Holbein Middle SchoolMOUNT HOLLY, NJMount Holly Township Public School DistrictMiddle45161.4%
6Palmyra Middle SchoolPalmyra, NJPalmyra Public School DistrictMiddle13459.7%
7Ralph J. Steinhauer Elementary SchoolMAPLE SHADE, NJMaple Shade School DistrictMiddle35556.9%
8Helen A. Fort Middle SchoolPEMBERTON, NJPemberton Township School DistrictMiddle58452.6%
9Marcus W. Newcomb Middle SchoolPemberton, NJPemberton Township School DistrictMiddle30949.2%
10Florence Riverfront SchoolFLORENCE, NJFlorence Township School DistrictMiddle62745.5%
11Walnut Street SchoolDELANCO, NJDelanco Township School DistrictMiddle12840.6%
12Westampton Township Middle SchoolWESTAMPTON, NJWestampton Township Public School DistrictMiddle52538.9%
13Burlington Township Middle School at SpringsideBURLINGTON, NJBurlington Township School DistrictMiddle82238.8%
14North Hanover Township Upper Elementary SchoolWRIGHTSTOWN, NJNorth Hanover Township School DistrictMiddle34934.7%
15Lumberton Middle SchoolLUMBERTON, NJLumberton Township Board of EducationMiddle35631.7%
16Delran Middle SchoolDELRAN, NJDelran Township School DistrictMiddle66231.7%
17Cinnaminson Middle SchoolCINNAMINSON, NJCinnaminson Township School DistrictMiddle67125.2%
18Southampton Township School #3SOUTHAMPTON, NJSouthampton Township School DistrictMiddle25324.1%
19T. E. Harrington Middle SchoolMOUNT LAUREL, NJMount Laurel Township School DistrictMiddle94822.8%
20Hartford Upper Elementary SchoolMOUNT LAUREL, NJMount Laurel Township School DistrictMiddle92621.3%
21Bordentown Regional Middle SchoolBORDENTOWN, NJBordentown Regional School DistrictMiddle50420.6%
22Northern Burlington County Regional Middle SchoolCOLUMBUS, NJNorthern Burlington County Regional School DistrictMiddle73516.7%
23Frances DeMasi Middle SchoolMARLTON, NJEvesham Township School DistrictMiddle72015.3%
24Marlton MiddleMARLTON, NJEvesham Township School DistrictMiddle74413.7%
25Kenneth R. Olson Middle SchoolTABERNACLE, NJTabernacle Township School DistrictMiddle30312.9%
26Indian Mills Memorial SchoolSHAMONG, NJShamong Township School DistrictMiddle29311.9%
27Moorestown Upper Elementary SchoolMOORESTOWN, NJMoorestown Township Public School DistrictMiddle8698.9%
28William Allen Middle SchoolMOORESTOWN, NJMoorestown Township Public School DistrictMiddle6358.3%
29Medford Memorial Middle SchoolMEDFORD, NJMedford Township School DistrictMiddle6447.5%
30Haines Sixth Grade CenterMEDFORD, NJMedford Township School DistrictMiddle2997.4%
31Neeta SchoolMedford Lakes, NJMedford Lakes School DistrictMiddle3084.2%
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