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

11 public middle schools in Imperial County, California appear in this ranking of the lowest-poverty (most affluent) public middle schools, ranked by the smallest share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Frank M. Wright Middle leads the list at 54.7%, against a median of 85.5% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
11
Imperial County, California
Best % FRL
54.7%
Median % FRL
85.5%
LOWEST POVERTY · IMPERIAL COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
1Frank M. Wright MiddleImperial, CAImperial UnifiedMiddle1,11654.7%
2HeberHeber, CAHeber ElementaryMiddle54968.9%
3Wilson Jr. HighEl Centro, CAEl Centro ElementaryMiddle60575.7%
4Holtville MiddleHoltville, CAHoltville UnifiedMiddle25781.3%
5Padilla-Pace MiddleBrawley, CABrawley ElementaryMiddle44583.8%
6Enrique Camarena Jr. HighCalexico, CACalexico UnifiedMiddle67485.5%
7Barbara Worth Junior HighBrawley, CABrawley ElementaryMiddle88186.6%
8Kennedy MiddleEl Centro, CAEl Centro ElementaryMiddle43490.6%
9Bill E. Young Jr. MiddleCalipatria, CACalipatria UnifiedMiddle32290.7%
10William Moreno Junior HighCalexico, CACalexico UnifiedMiddle61893.0%
11San Pasqual MiddleWinterhaven, CASan Pasqual Valley UnifiedMiddle12594.4%
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