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The highest-poverty public high schools in Marion County, Oregon

This ranking covers the highest-poverty public high schools in Marion County, Oregon, drawn from 16 qualifying public high schools. Roberts High School leads the list at 121%, against a median of 88.1% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Marion County, Oregon

Top % FRL

121%

Median % FRL

88.1%

HIGHEST POVERTY · MARION COUNTY, OREGON

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Roberts High School	Salem, OR	Salem-Keizer SD 24J	High	515	121%
2	Gervais High School	Gervais, OR	Gervais SD 1	High	324	99.4%
3	Chemawa Indian School	Salem, OR	Chemawa Indian School	High	198	98.5%
4	McKay High School	Salem, OR	Salem-Keizer SD 24J	High	2,380	90.2%
5	McNary High School	Keizer, OR	Salem-Keizer SD 24J	High	1,995	89.9%
6	South Salem High School	Salem, OR	Salem-Keizer SD 24J	High	2,195	89.5%
7	North Salem High School	Salem, OR	Salem-Keizer SD 24J	High	2,107	89.3%
8	Sprague High School	Salem, OR	Salem-Keizer SD 24J	High	1,712	88.8%
9	North Marion High School	Aurora, OR	North Marion SD 15	High	564	87.4%
10	Stayton High School	Stayton, OR	North Santiam SD 29J	High	669	82.7%
11	Jefferson High School	Jefferson, OR	Jefferson SD 14J	High	245	75.9%
12	Woodburn High School	Woodburn, OR	Woodburn SD 103	High	1,606	72.4%
13	Woodburn Success	Woodburn, OR	Woodburn SD 103	High	103	70.9%
14	John F Kennedy High School	Mt Angel, OR	Mt Angel SD 91	High	223	70.4%
15	Cascade Senior High School	Turner, OR	Cascade SD 5	High	795	63.8%
16	Silverton High School	Silverton, OR	Silver Falls SD 4J	High	1,262	50.2%

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