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

Across Winston County, Alabama, 12 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the smallest share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Addison Elementary School leads the list at 37.6%, against a median of 53.8% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Winston County, Alabama

Best % FRL

37.6%

Median % FRL

53.8%

LOWEST POVERTY · WINSTON COUNTY, ALABAMA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Addison Elementary School	Addison, AL	Winston County	Elementary	346	37.6%
2	Addison High School	Addison, AL	Winston County	High	232	41.4%
3	Meek High School	Arley, AL	Winston County	High	286	43.0%
4	Winston County High School	Double Springs, AL	Winston County	High	285	50.5%
5	Haleyville High School	Haleyville, AL	Haleyville City	High	464	52.2%
6	Lynn High School	Lynn, AL	Winston County	High	256	53.5%
7	Meek Elementary School	Arley, AL	Winston County	Elementary	211	54.0%
8	Haleyville Middle School	Haleyville, AL	Haleyville City	Middle	348	56.9%
9	Haleyville Elementary School	Haleyville, AL	Haleyville City	Elementary	785	58.9%
10	Lynn Elementary School	Lynn, AL	Winston County	Elementary	168	61.3%
11	Double Springs Middle School	Double Springs, AL	Winston County	Middle	176	63.1%
12	Double Springs Elementary School	Double Springs, AL	Winston County	Elementary	349	63.9%

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