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The lowest-poverty (most affluent) public schools in Calaveras County, California

This ranking covers the lowest-poverty (most affluent) public schools in Calaveras County, California, drawn from 13 qualifying public schools. Bret Harte Union High leads the list at 41.5%, against a median of 53.0% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
13
Calaveras County, California
Best % FRL
41.5%
Median % FRL
53.0%
LOWEST POVERTY · CALAVERAS COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
1Bret Harte Union HighAngels Camp, CABret Harte Union HighHigh55941.5%
2Hazel Fischer ElementaryArnold, CAVallecito UnionElementary17245.3%
3Albert A. Michelson ElementaryMurphys, CAVallecito UnionElementary22646.5%
4Jenny Lind ElementaryValley Springs, CACalaveras UnifiedElementary47547.2%
5Avery MiddleAvery, CAVallecito UnionMiddle19947.2%
6Calaveras HighSan Andreas, CACalaveras UnifiedHigh70347.4%
7Mokelumne Hill ElementaryMokelumne Hill, CACalaveras UnifiedElementary14953.0%
8Toyon MiddleValley Springs, CACalaveras UnifiedMiddle52256.1%
9Valley Springs ElementaryValley Springs, CACalaveras UnifiedElementary38358.7%
10Copperopolis ElementaryCopperopolis, CAMark Twain Union ElementaryElementary21659.7%
11Mark Twain ElementaryAngels Camp, CAMark Twain Union ElementaryElementary50768.2%
12West Point ElementaryWest Point, CACalaveras UnifiedElementary11469.3%
13San Andreas ElementarySan Andreas, CACalaveras UnifiedElementary33469.8%
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