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The highest-poverty public middle schools in Chesterfield County, Virginia

This ranking covers the highest-poverty public middle schools in Chesterfield County, Virginia, drawn from 12 qualifying public middle schools. Matoaca Middle leads the list at 76.3%, against a median of 75.0% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
12
Chesterfield County, Virginia
Top % FRL
76.3%
Median % FRL
75.0%
HIGHEST POVERTY · CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VIRGINIA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
1Matoaca MiddleMatoaca, VAChesterfield County Public SchoolsMiddle77576.3%
2Falling Creek MiddleNorth Chesterfield, VAChesterfield County Public SchoolsMiddle1,44375.7%
3Salem Church MiddleNorth Chesterfield, VAChesterfield County Public SchoolsMiddle87675.3%
4Elizabeth Davis MiddleChester, VAChesterfield County Public SchoolsMiddle1,36475.3%
5Manchester MiddleNorth Chesterfield, VAChesterfield County Public SchoolsMiddle1,10975.2%
6Providence MiddleNorth Chesterfield, VAChesterfield County Public SchoolsMiddle1,03375.0%
7Carver MiddleChester, VAChesterfield County Public SchoolsMiddle97074.9%
8Bailey Bridge MiddleMidlothian, VAChesterfield County Public SchoolsMiddle1,49633.8%
9Swift Creek MiddleMidlothian, VAChesterfield County Public SchoolsMiddle1,18028.3%
10Robious MiddleMidlothian, VAChesterfield County Public SchoolsMiddle1,08126.3%
11Tomahawk Creek MiddleMidlothian, VAChesterfield County Public SchoolsMiddle1,65013.9%
12Midlothian MiddleMidlothian, VAChesterfield County Public SchoolsMiddle1,33013.9%
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