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The highest-poverty public high schools in Monmouth County, New Jersey

31 public high schools in Monmouth County, New Jersey appear in this ranking of the highest-poverty public high schools, ranked by share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Academy Charter High School leads the list at 86.1%, against a median of 18.9% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
31
Monmouth County, New Jersey
Top % FRL
86.1%
Median % FRL
18.9%
HIGHEST POVERTY · MONMOUTH COUNTY, NEW JERSEY
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
1Academy Charter High SchoolLAKE COMO, NJAcademy Charter High SchoolHigh16686.1%
2Long Branch High SchoolLONG BRANCH, NJLONG BRANCH PUBLIC SCHOOL DistrictHigh1,50075.3%
3Asbury Park High SchoolASBURY PARK, NJAsbury Park School DistrictHigh37967.5%
4Neptune High SchoolNEPTUNE, NJNeptune Township School DistrictHigh1,12966.2%
5Keyport High SchoolKEYPORT, NJKeyport School DistrictHigh37243.8%
6Red Bank Regional High SchoolLITTLE SILVER, NJRed Bank Regional School DistrictHigh1,26140.9%
7Freehold Borough High SchoolFREEHOLD, NJFreehold Regional High School DistrictHigh1,37640.8%
8Ocean Township High SchoolOAKHURST, NJTownship of Ocean School DistrictHigh92535.4%
9Monmouth Regional High SchoolTINTON FALLS, NJMonmouth Regional High SchoolHigh89135.2%
10Matawan Regional High SchoolABERDEEN, NJMatawan-Aberdeen Regional School DistrictHigh1,03834.0%
11Henry Hudson Regional SchoolHIGHLANDS, NJHenry Hudson Regional School DistrictHigh27829.5%
12Colts Neck High SchoolCOLTS NECK, NJFreehold Regional High School DistrictHigh1,43023.6%
13Raritan High SchoolHAZLET, NJHazlet Township Public School DistrictHigh78122.9%
14Middletown High School NorthMIDDLETOWN, NJMiddletown Township Public School DistrictHigh1,28921.7%
15Freehold Township High SchoolFREEHOLD TWP., NJFreehold Regional High School DistrictHigh1,81319.5%
16Henry Hudson Regional SchoolHIGHLANDS, NJHenry Hudson Regional School DistrictHigh30218.9%
17Howell High SchoolFARMINGDALE, NJFreehold Regional High School DistrictHigh1,77517.7%
18Manasquan High SchoolManasquan, NJManasquan School DistrictHigh91715.8%
19Shore Regional High SchoolWEST LONG BRANCH, NJShore Regional High School DistrictHigh55615.1%
20Wall High SchoolWALL, NJWall Township Public School DistrictHigh92414.3%
21Manalapan High SchoolENGLISHTOWN, NJFreehold Regional High School DistrictHigh1,69013.4%
22Marlboro High SchoolMARLBORO, NJFreehold Regional High School DistrictHigh1,70010.9%
23Middletown High School SouthMIDDLETOWN, NJMiddletown Township Public School DistrictHigh1,4067.8%
24Allentown High SchoolALLENTOWN, NJUpper Freehold Regional School DistrictHigh1,0336.3%
25Holmdel High SchoolHOLMDEL, NJHolmdel Township School DistrictHigh9342.8%
26High Technology High SchoolLINCROFT, NJMonmouth County Vocational School DistrictHigh2842.5%
27Communications High SchoolWALL, NJMonmouth County Vocational School DistrictHigh2952.4%
28Monmouth County Academy of Allied Health and ScienceNEPTUNE, NJMonmouth County Vocational School DistrictHigh3002.0%
29Biotechnology High SchoolFREEHOLD, NJMonmouth County Vocational School DistrictHigh3151.3%
30Marine Academy of Science and TechnologyHighlands, NJMonmouth County Vocational School DistrictHigh2761.1%
31Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High SchoolRUMSON, NJRumson-Fair Haven Regional High School DistrictHigh8160.9%
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