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The highest-poverty public K-12 schools in Texas · page 3

Ranks 101–150 of the highest-poverty public schools in Texas. Back to page 1.

HIGHEST POVERTY · TEXAS

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
101	PRAIRIE LEA EL	PRAIRIE LEA, TX	PRAIRIE LEA ISD	Combined	267	62.2%
102	NEWCASTLE SCHOOL	NEWCASTLE, TX	NEWCASTLE ISD	Combined	227	62.1%
103	ALTERNATIVE LEARNING CENTER	ROSENBERG, TX	LAMAR CISD	Combined	116	62.1%
104	ROCKSPRINGS K-12	ROCKSPRINGS, TX	ROCKSPRINGS ISD	Combined	200	62.0%
105	COTTON CENTER SCHOOL	COTTON CENTER, TX	COTTON CENTER ISD	Combined	100	62.0%
106	SABINE PASS SCHOOL	SABINE PASS, TX	SABINE PASS ISD	Combined	372	61.3%
107	WHEELER SCHOOL	WHEELER, TX	WHEELER ISD	Combined	372	61.3%
108	CRANFILLS GAP SCHOOL	CRANFILLS GAP, TX	CRANFILLS GAP ISD	Combined	116	61.2%
109	LOHN SCHOOL	LOHN, TX	LOHN ISD	Combined	123	61.0%
110	SIDNEY SCHOOL	SIDNEY, TX	SIDNEY ISD	Combined	106	60.4%
111	JOAQUIN SCHOOLS	JOAQUIN, TX	JOAQUIN ISD	Combined	720	60.3%
112	MOUNT CALM ISD	MOUNT CALM, TX	MOUNT CALM ISD	Combined	168	58.9%
113	SANDS CISD	ACKERLY, TX	SANDS CISD	Combined	232	58.6%
114	PRINGLE-MORSE SCHOOLS	MORSE, TX	PRINGLE-MORSE CISD	Combined	128	58.6%
115	ROTAN K-12	ROTAN, TX	ROTAN ISD	Combined	273	58.2%
116	MAUD SCHOOL	MAUD, TX	MAUD ISD	Combined	450	58.2%
117	CROWELL SCHOOL	CROWELL, TX	CROWELL ISD	Combined	189	58.2%
118	MEDINA SCHOOL	MEDINA, TX	MEDINA ISD	Combined	243	58.0%
119	GORDON SCHOOL	GORDON, TX	GORDON ISD	Combined	227	57.7%
120	KENNARD ISD	KENNARD, TX	KENNARD ISD	Combined	275	57.5%
121	GOLD BURG SCHOOL	BOWIE, TX	GOLD BURG ISD	Combined	148	57.4%
122	MATAGORDA ISD	MATAGORDA, TX	MATAGORDA ISD	Combined	109	56.9%
123	HIGH ISLAND SCHOOL	HIGH ISLAND, TX	HIGH ISLAND ISD	Combined	132	56.8%
124	SALTILLO SCHOOL	SALTILLO, TX	SALTILLO ISD	Combined	250	56.8%
125	MARTINSVILLE SCHOOL	MARTINSVILLE, TX	MARTINSVILLE ISD	Combined	313	56.5%
126	WOODSON SCHOOL	WOODSON, TX	WOODSON ISD	Combined	178	56.2%
127	COVINGTON SCHOOL	COVINGTON, TX	COVINGTON ISD	Combined	353	56.1%
128	SULPHUR BLUFF ISD	SULPHUR BLUFF, TX	SULPHUR BLUFF ISD	Combined	209	55.5%
129	JONESBORO SCHOOL	JONESBORO, TX	JONESBORO ISD	Combined	337	54.9%
130	SHELBYVILLE SCHOOL	SHELBYVILLE, TX	SHELBYVILLE ISD	Combined	891	54.3%
131	KELTON ISD	WHEELER, TX	KELTON ISD	Combined	129	54.3%
132	WHITEFACE SCHOOL	WHITEFACE, TX	WHITEFACE CISD	Combined	298	54.0%
133	GARNER COLLEGE AND CAREER PREPARATORY ACADEMY	WEATHERFORD, TX	GARNER ISD	Combined	357	53.5%
134	LANE SCHOOL	HOUSTON, TX	ALDINE ISD	Combined	101	53.5%
135	MOTLEY COUNTY SCHOOL	MATADOR, TX	MOTLEY COUNTY ISD	Combined	179	53.1%
136	ZEPHYR SCHOOL	ZEPHYR, TX	ZEPHYR ISD	Combined	220	52.7%
137	FOLLETT SCHOOL	FOLLETT, TX	FOLLETT ISD	Combined	182	52.2%
138	ROCHELLE SCHOOL	ROCHELLE, TX	ROCHELLE ISD	Combined	160	51.9%
139	SANDERSON SCHOOLS	SANDERSON, TX	TERRELL COUNTY ISD	Combined	114	51.8%
140	GRAFORD SCHOOL	GRAFORD, TX	GRAFORD ISD	Combined	339	51.6%
141	EZZELL SCHOOL	HALLETTSVILLE, TX	EZZELL ISD	Combined	128	51.6%
142	GRANGER SCHOOL	GRANGER, TX	GRANGER ISD	Combined	580	51.4%
143	AVERY SCHOOL	AVERY, TX	AVERY ISD	Combined	304	51.3%
144	PRAIRIE VALLEY SCHOOL	NOCONA, TX	PRAIRIE VALLEY ISD	Combined	135	51.1%
145	OGLESBY SCHOOL	OGLESBY, TX	OGLESBY ISD	Combined	237	51.1%
146	ROBERT LEE SCHOOL	ROBERT LEE, TX	ROBERT LEE ISD	Combined	262	50.8%
147	TEXAS SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF	AUSTIN, TX	TEXAS SCH FOR THE DEAF	Combined	500	50.6%
148	COMSTOCK SCHOOL	COMSTOCK, TX	COMSTOCK ISD	Combined	176	50.6%
149	SILVERTON SCHOOL	SILVERTON, TX	SILVERTON ISD	Combined	204	50.5%
150	PENELOPE SCHOOL	PENELOPE, TX	PENELOPE ISD	Combined	216	50.5%

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