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The highest-poverty public high schools in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · page 2

Ranks 51–66 of the highest-poverty public schools in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Back to page 1.

HIGHEST POVERTY · PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
51	Freire CS	Philadelphia, PA	Freire CS	High	1,024	93.1%
52	Furness Horace HS	Philadelphia, PA	Philadelphia City SD	High	896	91.7%
53	Parkway Northwest	Philadelphia, PA	Philadelphia City SD	High	238	91.6%
54	Gamp	Philadelphia, PA	Philadelphia City SD	High	634	91.0%
55	TECH Freire CS	Philadelphia, PA	TECH Freire CS	High	541	90.8%
56	Mastbaum Jules E Area Vocational-Technical School	Philadelphia, PA	Philadelphia City SD	High	651	90.3%
57	Edison HS/Fareira Skills	Philadelphia, PA	Philadelphia City SD	High	983	90.2%
58	Bartram John - Main	Philadelphia, PA	Philadelphia City SD	High	583	90.2%
59	Hill Freedman World Academy	Philadelphia, PA	Philadelphia City SD	High	640	89.4%
60	Lincoln HS	Philadelphia, PA	Philadelphia City SD	High	2,472	89.0%
61	Overbrook HS	Philadelphia, PA	Philadelphia City SD	High	440	88.9%
62	The Workshop School	Philadelphia, PA	Philadelphia City SD	High	214	88.3%
63	Imhotep Institute CHS	Philadelphia, PA	Imhotep Institute CHS	High	603	83.4%
64	Franklin LC	Philadelphia, PA	Philadelphia City SD	High	918	83.2%
65	West Philadelphia HS	Philadelphia, PA	Philadelphia City SD	High	718	82.6%
66	Strawberry Mansion HS	Philadelphia, PA	Philadelphia City SD	High	309	79.3%

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