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The highest-poverty public elementary schools in Newport County, Rhode Island

This ranking covers the highest-poverty public elementary schools in Newport County, Rhode Island, drawn from 11 qualifying public elementary schools. Claiborne Pell Elementary leads the list at 74.3%, against a median of 26.9% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Newport County, Rhode Island

Top % FRL

74.3%

Median % FRL

26.9%

HIGHEST POVERTY · NEWPORT COUNTY, RHODE ISLAND

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Claiborne Pell Elementary	Newport, RI	Newport	Elementary	657	74.3%
2	Pocasset School	Tiverton, RI	Tiverton	Elementary	210	42.4%
3	Gaudet Learning Academy	Middletown, RI	Middletown	Elementary	259	40.5%
4	Forest Avenue School	Middletown, RI	Middletown	Elementary	304	35.9%
5	Aquidneck School	Middletown, RI	Middletown	Elementary	302	28.1%
6	Ranger School	Tiverton, RI	Tiverton	Elementary	212	26.9%
7	Fort Barton School	Tiverton, RI	Tiverton	Elementary	133	24.1%
8	Howard Hathaway School	Portsmouth, RI	Portsmouth	Elementary	409	24.0%
9	Wilbur and McMahon Schools	Little Compton, RI	Little Compton	Elementary	216	18.1%
10	Melville School	Portsmouth, RI	Portsmouth	Elementary	316	15.8%
11	Jamestown School-Melrose	Jamestown, RI	Jamestown	Elementary	207	9.7%

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