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The highest-poverty public high schools in Oklahoma

324 public high schools in Oklahoma appear in this ranking of the highest-poverty public high schools, ranked by share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Sequoyah High School leads the list at 99.1%, against a median of 62.4% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

324

Oklahoma

Top % FRL

99.1%

Median % FRL

62.4%

HIGHEST POVERTY · OKLAHOMA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Sequoyah High School	Tahlequah, OK	Sequoyah High School	High	318	99.1%
2	ASTEC CHARTER HS	Oklahoma City, OK	ASTEC CHARTER SCHOOL	High	435	98.9%
3	CAPITOL HILL HS	Oklahoma City, OK	OKLAHOMA CITY	High	1,494	98.8%
4	U. S. GRANT HS	Oklahoma City, OK	OKLAHOMA CITY	High	1,680	97.7%
5	STAR SPENCER HS	Spencer, OK	OKLAHOMA CITY	High	425	96.0%
6	WESTERN HEIGHTS HS	Oklahoma City, OK	WESTERN HEIGHTS	High	771	95.7%
7	NORTHWEST CLASSEN HS	Oklahoma City, OK	OKLAHOMA CITY	High	1,914	95.6%
8	SANTA FE SOUTH HS	Oklahoma City, OK	SANTA FE SOUTH CHARTER	High	1,081	94.7%
9	DOUGLASS HS	Oklahoma City, OK	OKLAHOMA CITY	High	773	93.8%
10	SOUTHEAST HS	Oklahoma City, OK	OKLAHOMA CITY	High	860	93.3%
11	TULSA HONOR HS	Tulsa, OK	TULSA HONOR CHARTER ACADEMY	High	547	92.7%
12	OKMULGEE HS	Okmulgee, OK	OKMULGEE	High	339	91.4%
13	JOHN MARSHALL HS	Oklahoma City, OK	OKLAHOMA CITY	High	802	90.6%
14	EMERSON ALTERNATIVE ED. (HS)	Oklahoma City, OK	OKLAHOMA CITY	High	530	90.6%
15	KIPP TULSA HS UNIVERSITY PREP	Tulsa, OK	KIPP TULSA ACADEMY CHARTER	High	249	90.4%
16	DANIEL WEBSTER HS	Tulsa, OK	TULSA	High	376	89.9%
17	WEWOKA HS	Wewoka, OK	WEWOKA	High	166	89.8%
18	CENTRAL HS	Tulsa, OK	TULSA	High	430	89.5%
19	KANSAS HS	Kansas, OK	KANSAS	High	256	88.3%
20	DOVE SCIENCE ACADEMY HS TULSA	Tulsa, OK	DOVE SCHOOLS OF TULSA (CHARTER)	High	343	88.0%
21	SANTA FE SOUTH PATHWAYS MID-COLLEGE	Oklahoma City, OK	SANTA FE SOUTH CHARTER	High	394	87.8%
22	MCLAIN HS FOR SCIENCE AND TECH	Tulsa, OK	TULSA	High	731	87.1%
23	WILL ROGERS COLLEGE HS	Tulsa, OK	TULSA	High	992	85.8%
24	CROOKED OAK HS	Oklahoma City, OK	CROOKED OAK	High	383	85.4%
25	KONAWA HS	Konawa, OK	KONAWA	High	177	84.2%
26	ANADARKO HS	Anadarko, OK	ANADARKO	High	376	84.0%
27	WETUMKA HS	Wetumka, OK	WETUMKA	High	100	84.0%
28	HUGO HS	Hugo, OK	HUGO	High	299	83.6%
29	ALLEN HS	Allen, OK	ALLEN	High	133	83.5%
30	DOVE SCIENCE ACADEMY HS	Oklahoma City, OK	DOVE SCHOOLS OF OKC (CHARTER)	High	389	83.3%
31	CANTON HS	Canton, OK	CANTON	High	101	83.2%
32	ARDMORE HS	Ardmore, OK	ARDMORE	High	707	82.9%
33	TULSA MET HS	Tulsa, OK	TULSA	High	105	82.9%
34	CAMERON HS	Cameron, OK	CAMERON	High	104	82.7%
35	STONEWALL HS	Stonewall, OK	STONEWALL	High	104	82.7%
36	EAST CENTRAL HS	Tulsa, OK	TULSA	High	1,160	82.5%
37	HOLDENVILLE HS	Holdenville, OK	HOLDENVILLE	High	290	81.7%
38	MEMORIAL HS	Tulsa, OK	TULSA	High	1,005	81.0%
39	GUYMON HS	Guymon, OK	GUYMON	High	865	80.6%
40	WAURIKA HS	Waurika, OK	WAURIKA	High	144	80.6%
41	OKTAHA HS	Oktaha, OK	OKTAHA	High	215	80.5%
42	SENIOR HS	Ninnekah, OK	NINNEKAH	High	112	80.4%
43	CAVE SPRINGS HS	Bunch, OK	CAVE SPRINGS	High	111	80.2%
44	VIAN HS	Vian, OK	VIAN	High	230	80.0%
45	WATONGA HS	Watonga, OK	WATONGA	High	214	79.9%
46	NATHAN HALE HS	Tulsa, OK	TULSA	High	995	79.8%
47	SHAWNEE HS	Shawnee, OK	SHAWNEE	High	1,045	79.7%
48	FREDERICK HS	Frederick, OK	FREDERICK	High	202	79.7%
49	MARIETTA HS	Marietta, OK	MARIETTA	High	288	79.5%
50	8th and 9th Grade Academy	Muskogee, OK	MUSKOGEE	High	595	79.5%

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