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The lowest-poverty (most affluent) public middle schools in El Dorado County, California

Across El Dorado County, California, 10 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by the smallest share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Rolling Hills Middle leads the list at 10.2%, against a median of 35.3% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
El Dorado County, California
Best % FRL
10.2%
Median % FRL
35.3%
LOWEST POVERTY · EL DORADO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
1Rolling Hills MiddleEl Dorado Hills, CABuckeye Union ElementaryMiddle77810.2%
2Marina Village MiddleEl Dorado Hills, CARescue Union ElementaryMiddle75012.9%
3Camerado Springs MiddleCameron Park, CABuckeye Union ElementaryMiddle53620.5%
4Pleasant Grove MiddleRescue, CARescue Union ElementaryMiddle47027.2%
5Gold TrailPlacerville, CAGold Trail Union ElementaryMiddle27434.7%
6Pleasant Valley MiddlePlacerville, CAGold Oak Union ElementaryMiddle11735.9%
7Sierra Ridge MiddlePollock Pines, CAPollock Pines ElementaryMiddle24745.7%
8Herbert C. Green MiddlePlacerville, CAMother Lode Union ElementaryMiddle36349.9%
9South Tahoe MiddleSouth Lake Tahoe, CALake Tahoe UnifiedMiddle71650.1%
10Edwin Markham MiddlePlacerville, CAPlacerville Union ElementaryMiddle43163.3%
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