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The highest-poverty public high schools in Warren County, Ohio

This ranking covers the highest-poverty public high schools in Warren County, Ohio, drawn from 9 qualifying public high schools. Warren County Career Center leads the list at 45.9%, against a median of 27.9% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Warren County, Ohio

Top % FRL

45.9%

Median % FRL

27.9%

HIGHEST POVERTY · WARREN COUNTY, OHIO

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Warren County Career Center	Lebanon, OH	Warren County Vocational School	High	586	45.9%
2	WCCC @ Atrium	Middletown, OH	Warren County Vocational School	High	127	40.9%
3	Carlisle High School	Carlisle, OH	Carlisle Local	High	415	40.0%
4	Lebanon High School	Lebanon, OH	Lebanon City	High	1,604	28.4%
5	Waynesville High School	Waynesville, OH	Wayne Local	High	448	27.9%
6	Little Miami High School	Morrow, OH	Little Miami Local	High	1,603	20.3%
7	Kings High School	Kings Mills, OH	Kings Local	High	1,457	19.0%
8	William Mason High School	Mason, OH	Mason City	High	3,435	17.3%
9	Springboro High School	Springboro, OH	Springboro Community City	High	2,035	12.3%

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