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

Across Scott County, Virginia, 7 public elementary schools are ranked here, ranked by share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Yuma Elementary leads the list at 80.4%, against a median of 74.0% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
7
Scott County, Virginia
Top % FRL
80.4%
Median % FRL
74.0%
HIGHEST POVERTY · SCOTT COUNTY, VIRGINIA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
1Yuma ElementaryGate City, VAScott County Public SchoolsElementary19980.4%
2Hilton ElementaryHiltons, VAScott County Public SchoolsElementary15976.7%
3Weber City ElementaryWeber City, VAScott County Public SchoolsElementary38075.8%
4Dungannon ElementaryDungannon, VAScott County Public SchoolsElementary13174.0%
5Nickelsville ElementaryNickelsville, VAScott County Public SchoolsElementary30273.8%
6Duffield-Pattonsville PrimaryDuffield, VAScott County Public SchoolsElementary30870.1%
7Shoemaker ElementaryGate City, VAScott County Public SchoolsElementary41967.5%
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