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The highest-poverty public schools in Erie County, Ohio

This ranking covers the highest-poverty public schools in Erie County, Ohio, drawn from 13 qualifying public schools. Bellevue Elementary School leads the list at 50.3%, against a median of 36.6% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Erie County, Ohio

Top % FRL

50.3%

Median % FRL

36.6%

HIGHEST POVERTY · ERIE COUNTY, OHIO

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Bellevue Elementary School	Bellevue, OH	Bellevue City	Elementary	779	50.3%
2	Sailorway Middle School	Vermilion, OH	Vermilion Local	Middle	511	46.2%
3	Vermilion High School	Vermilion, OH	Vermilion Local	High	580	44.5%
4	Vermilion Elementary School	Vermilion, OH	Vermilion Local	Elementary	511	43.2%
5	Margaretta Elementary School	Castalia, OH	Margaretta Local	Elementary	536	42.7%
6	Margaretta High School	Castalia, OH	Margaretta Local	High	536	39.6%
7	Meadowlawn Elementary School	Sandusky, OH	Perkins Local	Elementary	421	36.6%
8	Woodlands Elementary School	Huron, OH	Huron City Schools	Elementary	523	36.3%
9	McCormick Middle School	Huron, OH	Huron City Schools	Middle	267	33.7%
10	Furry Elementary School	Sandusky, OH	Perkins Local	Elementary	495	33.3%
11	Perkins High School	Sandusky, OH	Perkins Local	High	539	31.5%
12	Briar Middle School	Sandusky, OH	Perkins Local	Middle	413	31.5%
13	Huron High School	Huron, OH	Huron City Schools	High	372	28.8%

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