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The highest-poverty public high schools in Union County, North Carolina

This ranking covers the highest-poverty public high schools in Union County, North Carolina, drawn from 12 qualifying public high schools. Monroe High leads the list at 99.7%, against a median of 38.8% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
12
Union County, North Carolina
Top % FRL
99.7%
Median % FRL
38.8%
HIGHEST POVERTY · UNION COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
1Monroe HighMonroe, NCUnion County Public SchoolsHigh1,21599.7%
2Forest Hills HighMarshville, NCUnion County Public SchoolsHigh97399.3%
3Wolfe SchoolMonroe, NCUnion County Public SchoolsHigh10997.2%
4Sun Valley HighMonroe, NCUnion County Public SchoolsHigh1,27246.1%
5Parkwood HighMonroe, NCUnion County Public SchoolsHigh1,08243.7%
6Porter Ridge High SchoolIndian Trail, NCUnion County Public SchoolsHigh1,80939.4%
7Piedmont HighMonroe, NCUnion County Public SchoolsHigh1,27038.3%
8Union County Early CollegeMonroe, NCUnion County Public SchoolsHigh34035.0%
9Central Academy of Technology and ArtsMonroe, NCUnion County Public SchoolsHigh87513.8%
10Cuthbertson HighWaxhaw, NCUnion County Public SchoolsHigh1,85710.2%
11Weddington HighMatthews, NCUnion County Public SchoolsHigh1,8998.1%
12Marvin Ridge HighWaxhaw, NCUnion County Public SchoolsHigh1,9614.3%
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