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The highest-poverty public elementary schools in Henry County, Virginia

9 public elementary schools in Henry County, Virginia appear in this ranking of the highest-poverty public elementary schools, ranked by share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. G.W. Carver Elementary leads the list at 102%, against a median of 100% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Henry County, Virginia

Top % FRL

102%

Median % FRL

100%

HIGHEST POVERTY · HENRY COUNTY, VIRGINIA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	G.W. Carver Elementary	Martinsville, VA	Henry County Public Schools	Elementary	460	102%
2	Rich Acres Elementary	Martinsville, VA	Henry County Public Schools	Elementary	253	102%
3	Sanville Elementary	Bassett, VA	Henry County Public Schools	Elementary	250	101%
4	Meadow View Elementary	Martinsville, VA	Henry County Public Schools	Elementary	659	101%
5	Campbell Court Elementary	Bassett, VA	Henry County Public Schools	Elementary	249	100%
6	Mount Olivet Elementary	Martinsville, VA	Henry County Public Schools	Elementary	271	100%
7	Stanleytown Elementary	Stanleytown, VA	Henry County Public Schools	Elementary	250	100%
8	Axton Elementary	Axton, VA	Henry County Public Schools	Elementary	371	99.5%
9	Drewry Mason Elementary	Ridgeway, VA	Henry County Public Schools	Elementary	382	99.0%

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