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The highest-poverty public middle schools in Montgomery County, Ohio

10 public middle schools in Montgomery County, Ohio appear in this ranking of the highest-poverty public middle schools, ranked by share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Kettering Middle School leads the list at 57.2%, against a median of 38.8% across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked

Montgomery County, Ohio

Top % FRL

57.2%

Median % FRL

38.8%

HIGHEST POVERTY · MONTGOMERY COUNTY, OHIO

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Kettering Middle School	Kettering, OH	Kettering City School District	Middle	982	57.2%
2	Weisenborn Junior High	Huber Heights, OH	Huber Heights City	Middle	845	54.3%
3	Miamisburg Middle School	Miamisburg, OH	Miamisburg City	Middle	1,105	52.3%
4	Northmont Middle School	Clayton, OH	Northmont City	Middle	716	50.6%
5	Van Buren Middle School	Kettering, OH	Kettering City School District	Middle	598	40.8%
6	Morton Middle School	Vandalia, OH	Vandalia-Butler City	Middle	699	36.8%
7	Magsig Middle School	Centerville, OH	Centerville City	Middle	571	28.4%
8	Valley View Middle School	Germantown, OH	Valley View Local	Middle	385	26.5%
9	Hadley E Watts Middle School	Dayton, OH	Centerville City	Middle	777	26.3%
10	Tower Heights Middle School	Centerville, OH	Centerville City	Middle	571	20.0%

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