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The highest-poverty public elementary schools in Marion County, Oregon · page 2

Ranks 51–61 of the highest-poverty public schools in Marion County, Oregon. Back to page 1.

HIGHEST POVERTY · MARION COUNTY, OREGON

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
51	Sublimity School	Sublimity, OR	North Santiam SD 29J	Elementary	366	69.1%
52	Eagle Charter School	Salem, OR	Oregon Department of Education	Elementary	150	64.7%
53	Aumsville Elementary School	Aumsville, OR	Cascade SD 5	Elementary	576	64.2%
54	Turner Elementary School	Turner, OR	Cascade SD 5	Elementary	422	63.5%
55	Cloverdale Elementary School	Turner, OR	Cascade SD 5	Elementary	208	63.5%
56	Mark Twain Elementary	Silverton, OR	Silver Falls SD 4J	Elementary	314	51.6%
57	Silver Crest Elementary School	Silverton, OR	Silver Falls SD 4J	Elementary	119	51.3%
58	Central Howell Elementary School	Silverton, OR	Silver Falls SD 4J	Elementary	160	51.3%
59	Victor Point Elementary School	Silverton, OR	Silver Falls SD 4J	Elementary	205	51.2%
60	Scotts Mills Elementary School	Scotts Mills, OR	Silver Falls SD 4J	Elementary	141	51.1%
61	Robert Frost Elementary School	Silverton, OR	Silver Falls SD 4J	Elementary	349	51.0%

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