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The highest-poverty public K-12 schools in Vermont

9 public K-12 schools in Vermont appear in this ranking of the highest-poverty public K-12 schools, ranked by share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Blue Mountain Union School leads the list at 71.9%, against a median of 55.4% across the ranked schools.

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Top % FRL

71.9%

Median % FRL

55.4%

HIGHEST POVERTY · VERMONT

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Blue Mountain Union School	Wells River, VT	Blue Mountain Union School District #21	Combined	392	71.9%
2	Cabot School	Cabot, VT	Cabot School District	Combined	150	62.7%
3	St. Johnsbury School	Saint Johnsbury, VT	Saint Johnsbury School District	Combined	1,030	62.6%
4	Twinfield Union School	Plainfield, VT	Twinfield Union School District #33	Combined	315	60.3%
5	West Rutland School	West Rutland, VT	Quarry Valley Unified Union School District #70	Combined	325	55.4%
6	Craftsbury Schools	Craftsbury Common, VT	Craftsbury Town School District	Combined	207	54.6%
7	Danville School	Danville, VT	Danville School District	Combined	329	49.8%
8	Windsor School	Windsor, VT	Mount Ascutney School District #86	Combined	572	48.6%
9	Canaan Schools	Canaan, VT	Canaan School District	Combined	184	48.4%

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