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The lowest-poverty (most affluent) public schools in Pike County, Alabama

8 public schools in Pike County, Alabama appear in this ranking of the lowest-poverty (most affluent) public schools, ranked by the smallest share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Goshen High School leads the list at 61.0%, against a median of 66.5% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
8
Pike County, Alabama
Best % FRL
61.0%
Median % FRL
66.5%
LOWEST POVERTY · PIKE COUNTY, ALABAMA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
1Goshen High SchoolGoshen, ALPike CountyHigh35661.0%
2Charles Henderson High SchoolTroy, ALTroy CityHigh54662.1%
3Banks SchoolBanks, ALPike CountyElementary38465.1%
4Troy Elementary SchoolTroy, ALTroy CityElementary1,01866.5%
5Goshen Elementary SchoolGoshen, ALPike CountyElementary44666.6%
6Charles Henderson MiddleTroy, ALTroy CityMiddle26369.6%
7Pike County High SchoolBrundidge, ALPike CountyHigh48477.5%
8Pike County Elementary SchoolBrundidge, ALPike CountyElementary45479.7%
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