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The highest-poverty public schools in McClain County, Oklahoma

This ranking covers the highest-poverty public schools in McClain County, Oklahoma, drawn from 20 qualifying public schools. DIBBLE ES leads the list at 84.8%, against a median of 42.0% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
20
McClain County, Oklahoma
Top % FRL
84.8%
Median % FRL
42.0%
HIGHEST POVERTY · MCCLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
1DIBBLE ESBLANCHARD, OKDIBBLEElementary33584.8%
2DIBBLE MSBLANCHARD, OKDIBBLEMiddle19076.3%
3DIBBLE HSBLANCHARD, OKDIBBLEHigh23871.4%
4PURCELL ESPurcell, OKPURCELLElementary38767.4%
5WAYNE HSWayne, OKWAYNEHigh14767.3%
6PURCELL INTERMEDIATE SCHOOLPurcell, OKPURCELLElementary32865.9%
7WAYNE ESWayne, OKWAYNEElementary21163.5%
8PURCELL JHSPurcell, OKPURCELLMiddle31062.6%
9PURCELL HSPurcell, OKPURCELLHigh43851.6%
10BLANCHARD ESBlanchard, OKBLANCHARDElementary54342.0%
11BLANCHARD INTERMEDIATE ESBlanchard, OKBLANCHARDElementary46042.0%
12BLANCHARD MSBlanchard, OKBLANCHARDMiddle45437.7%
13NEWCASTLE EARLY CHILDHOOD CTRNewcastle, OKNEWCASTLEElementary47235.8%
14NEWCASTLE MSNewcastle, OKNEWCASTLEMiddle59933.6%
15NEWCASTLE ESNewcastle, OKNEWCASTLEElementary73833.1%
16WASHINGTON HSWashington, OKWASHINGTONHigh34428.5%
17WASHINGTON ESWashington, OKWASHINGTONElementary58727.9%
18NEWCASTLE HSNewcastle, OKNEWCASTLEHigh80927.8%
19BLANCHARD HSBlanchard, OKBLANCHARDHigh77327.4%
20WASHINGTON MSWashington, OKWASHINGTONMiddle27727.1%
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