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The highest-poverty public high schools in Portland, Oregon

Across Portland, Oregon, 13 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Parkrose High School leads the list at 132%, against a median of 42.0% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Portland, Oregon

Top % FRL

132%

Median % FRL

42.0%

HIGHEST POVERTY · PORTLAND, OREGON

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Parkrose High School	Portland, OR	Parkrose SD 3	High	998	132%
2	Jefferson High School	Portland, OR	Portland SD 1J	High	456	98.7%
3	Leodis V. McDaniel High School	Portland, OR	Portland SD 1J	High	1,681	97.8%
4	David Douglas High School	Portland, OR	David Douglas SD 40	High	2,756	92.3%
5	Sunset High School	Portland, OR	Beaverton SD 48J	High	1,812	50.3%
6	Westview High School	Portland, OR	Beaverton SD 48J	High	2,423	50.1%
7	Benson Polytechnic High School	Portland, OR	Portland SD 1J	High	896	42.0%
8	Lincoln High School	Portland, OR	Portland SD 1J	High	1,611	42.0%
9	Cleveland High School	Portland, OR	Portland SD 1J	High	1,421	41.9%
10	Ida B. Wells-Barnett High School	Portland, OR	Portland SD 1J	High	1,650	41.9%
11	Roosevelt High School	Portland, OR	Portland SD 1J	High	1,450	41.9%
12	Franklin High School	Portland, OR	Portland SD 1J	High	1,807	41.9%
13	Grant High School	Portland, OR	Portland SD 1J	High	2,149	41.8%

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