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The highest-poverty public schools in Minnehaha County, South Dakota · page 2

Ranks 5159 of the highest-poverty public schools in Minnehaha County, South Dakota. Back to page 1.

HIGHEST POVERTY · MINNEHAHA COUNTY, SOUTH DAKOTA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
51Sonia Sotomayor Elementary - 65Sioux Falls, SDSioux Falls School District 49-5Elementary69014.1%
52West Central Middle School - 04Hartford, SDWest Central School District 49-7Middle29713.8%
53West Central Hartford Elementary - 05Hartford, SDWest Central School District 49-7Elementary36813.3%
54Dell Rapids Elementary - 02Dell Rapids, SDDell Rapids School District 49-3Elementary35512.7%
55West Central High School - 01Hartford, SDWest Central School District 49-7High40812.3%
56Baltic High School - 01Baltic, SDBaltic School District 49-1High15111.9%
57West Central Humboldt Elementary - 02Humboldt, SDWest Central School District 49-7Elementary31011.3%
58Robert Bennis Elementary - 05Brandon, SDBrandon Valley School District 49-2Elementary54210.1%
59Fred Assam Elementary - 06Sioux Falls, SDBrandon Valley School District 49-2Elementary5317.7%
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