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

Across Salem County, New Jersey, 6 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Salem Middle School leads the list at 80.1%, against a median of 41.0% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
6
Salem County, New Jersey
Top % FRL
80.1%
Median % FRL
41.0%
HIGHEST POVERTY · SALEM COUNTY, NEW JERSEY
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
1Salem Middle SchoolSALEM, NJSalem City School DistrictMiddle47280.1%
2Penns Grove Middle SchoolPENNS GROVE, NJPenns Grove-Carneys Point Regional School DistrictMiddle45275.4%
3Pennsville Middle SchoolPENNSVILLE, NJPennsville School DistrictMiddle46046.1%
4Creativity CoLaboratory Charter SchoolElmer, NJCreativity CoLaboratory Charter SchoolMiddle18936.0%
5Pittsgrove Township Middle SchoolPITTSGROVE, NJPittsgrove Township School DistrictMiddle49531.3%
6Woodstown Middle SchoolWOODSTOWN, NJWoodstown-Pilesgrove Regional School DistrictMiddle30327.7%
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