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The highest-poverty public schools in Wise County, Virginia

Across Wise County, Virginia, 11 public schools are ranked here, ranked by share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. L.F. Addington Middle leads the list at 118%, against a median of 90.1% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
11
Wise County, Virginia
Top % FRL
118%
Median % FRL
90.1%
HIGHEST POVERTY · WISE COUNTY, VIRGINIA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
1L.F. Addington MiddleWise, VAWise County Public SchoolsMiddle387118%
2Union MiddleBig Stone Gap, VAWise County Public SchoolsMiddle56193.8%
3Coeburn MiddleCoeburn, VAWise County Public SchoolsMiddle30492.8%
4Central HighNorton, VAWise County Public SchoolsHigh67690.7%
5Union HighBig Stone Gap, VAWise County Public SchoolsHigh56490.6%
6Union PrimaryBig Stone Gap, VAWise County Public SchoolsElementary80990.1%
7Eastside HighCoeburn, VAWise County Public SchoolsHigh41888.3%
8Coeburn PrimaryCoeburn, VAWise County Public SchoolsElementary42087.6%
9Wise PrimaryWise, VAWise County Public SchoolsElementary60387.2%
10St. Paul ElementarySt Paul, VAWise County Public SchoolsElementary51486.8%
11J.W. Adams CombinedPound, VAWise County Public SchoolsElementary52385.7%
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