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The highest-poverty public schools in Accomack County, Virginia

This ranking covers the highest-poverty public schools in Accomack County, Virginia, drawn from 10 qualifying public schools. Accawmacke Elementary leads the list at 104%, against a median of 98.3% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
Accomack County, Virginia
Top % FRL
104%
Median % FRL
98.3%
HIGHEST POVERTY · ACCOMACK COUNTY, VIRGINIA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
1Accawmacke ElementaryAccomac, VAAccomack County Public SchoolsElementary453104%
2Metompkin ElementaryParksley, VAAccomack County Public SchoolsElementary435101%
3Pungoteague ElementaryMelfa, VAAccomack County Public SchoolsElementary452101%
4Chincoteague ElementaryChincoteague, VAAccomack County Public SchoolsElementary24199.2%
5Arcadia MiddleOak Hall, VAAccomack County Public SchoolsMiddle46998.5%
6Arcadia HighOak Hall, VAAccomack County Public SchoolsHigh68898.1%
7Nandua MiddleOnley, VAAccomack County Public SchoolsMiddle45498.0%
8Kegotank ElementaryMappsville, VAAccomack County Public SchoolsElementary50198.0%
9Nandua HighOnley, VAAccomack County Public SchoolsHigh62197.4%
10Chincoteague HighChincoteague, VAAccomack County Public SchoolsHigh27196.3%
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