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

32 public middle schools in Morris County, New Jersey appear in this ranking of the highest-poverty public middle schools, ranked by share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Dover Middle School leads the list at 66.5%, against a median of 13.4% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
32
Morris County, New Jersey
Top % FRL
66.5%
Median % FRL
13.4%
HIGHEST POVERTY · MORRIS COUNTY, NEW JERSEY
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
1Dover Middle SchoolDOVER, NJDover Public School DistrictMiddle48166.5%
2Alfred C. MacKinnon Middle SchoolWharton, NJWharton Borough School DistrictMiddle26545.7%
3Frelinghuysen Middle SchoolMORRISTOWN, NJMorris School DistrictMiddle1,07845.2%
4John Hill SchoolBOONTON, NJBoonton Town Public School DistrictMiddle55640.1%
5Richard Butler SchoolBUTLER, NJButler Public School DistrictMiddle29134.4%
6Thomas Jefferson Middle SchoolROCKAWAY, NJRockaway Borough School DistrictMiddle29932.4%
7Mount Arlington Public SchoolMT ARLINGTON, NJMount Arlington Public School DistrictMiddle22326.0%
8Lincoln/Roosevelt SchoolSUCCASUNNA, NJRoxbury Township School DistrictMiddle48425.4%
9Central Middle SchoolParsippany, NJParsippany-Troy Hills Township School DistrictMiddle75525.2%
10Lincoln Park Middle SchoolLINCOLN PARK, NJLincoln Park School DistrictMiddle36824.5%
11Mount Olive Middle SchoolBUDD LAKE, NJMount Olive Township School DistrictMiddle1,13723.9%
12Eisenhower Middle SchoolSUCCASUNNA, NJRoxbury Township School DistrictMiddle53121.3%
13Copeland Middle SchoolROCKAWAY, NJRockaway Township School DistrictMiddle79920.4%
14Jefferson Township Middle SchoolOAK RIDGE, NJJefferson Township Public School DistrictMiddle55015.8%
15Randolph Middle SchoolRANDOLPH, NJRandolph Township School DistrictMiddle95914.7%
16Morris Plains Borough SchoolMORRIS PLAINS, NJMorris Plains School DistrictMiddle39813.6%
17Brooklawn Middle SchoolParsippany, NJParsippany-Troy Hills Township School DistrictMiddle92513.2%
18Central Middle SchoolStirling, NJLong Hill Township School DistrictMiddle28410.6%
19Long Valley Middle SchoolLONG VALLEY, NJWashington Township School DistrictMiddle6257.7%
20Madison Junior SchoolMADISON, NJMadison Public School DistrictMiddle5557.6%
21Valleyview Middle SchoolDENVILLE, NJDenville Township K-8 School DistrictMiddle5716.0%
22Memorial Junior SchoolWhippany, NJHanover Township School DistrictMiddle4195.7%
23Black River Middle SchoolChester, NJChester Township School DistrictMiddle3525.7%
24Pequannock Valley SchoolPompton Plains, NJPequannock Township School DistrictMiddle4765.3%
25Pearl R. Miller Middle SchoolKINNELON, NJKinnelon School DistrictMiddle3784.2%
26Robert R Lazar Middle SchoolMONTVILLE, NJMontville Township School DistrictMiddle7984.1%
27East Hanover Middle SchoolEAST HANOVER, NJEast Hanover Township School DistrictMiddle3253.4%
28Mountain View SchoolMENDHAM, NJMendham Borough School DistrictMiddle2083.4%
29Chatham Middle SchoolCHATHAM, NJSchool District of the ChathamsMiddle8332.8%
30Ridgedale Middle SchoolFLORHAM PARK, NJFlorham Park School DistrictMiddle3212.2%
31Briarcliff Middle SchoolMountain Lakes, NJMountain Lakes Public School DistrictMiddle2631.1%
32Mendham Township Middle SchoolBROOKSIDE, NJMendham Township School DistrictMiddle3420.9%
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