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The highest-poverty public schools in Essex County, New Jersey · page 5

Ranks 201–210 of the highest-poverty public schools in Essex County, New Jersey. Back to page 1.

HIGHEST POVERTY · ESSEX COUNTY, NEW JERSEY

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
201	Frederic N. Brown Elementary School	VERONA, NJ	Verona Public School District	Elementary	247	1.2%
202	Laning Avenue School	VERONA, NJ	Verona Public School District	Elementary	261	1.1%
203	Glenwood School	SHORT HILLS, NJ	Millburn Township School District	Elementary	315	1.0%
204	Collins Elementary School	LIVINGSTON, NJ	Livingston Board of Education School District	Elementary	440	0.9%
205	Hartshorn School	SHORT HILLS, NJ	Millburn Township School District	Elementary	392	0.8%
206	Mount Pleasant Elementary School	LIVINGSTON, NJ	Livingston Board of Education School District	Elementary	407	0.7%
207	Harrison Elementary School	LIVINGSTON, NJ	Livingston Board of Education School District	Elementary	522	0.6%
208	Ridgewood Avenue School	GLEN RIDGE, NJ	Glen Ridge Public School District	Elementary	540	0.6%
209	Verona High School	VERONA, NJ	Verona Public School District	High	593	0.5%
210	Glen Ridge High School	GLEN RIDGE, NJ	Glen Ridge Public School District	High	799	0.4%

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