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

Across Sacramento County, California, 39 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by the smallest share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Folsom Middle leads the list at 12.5%, against a median of 71.5% across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked

Sacramento County, California

Best % FRL

12.5%

Median % FRL

71.5%

LOWEST POVERTY · SACRAMENTO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Folsom Middle	Folsom, CA	Folsom-Cordova Unified	Middle	1,508	12.5%
2	Sutter Middle	Folsom, CA	Folsom-Cordova Unified	Middle	1,628	21.4%
3	Miwok Middle	Sacramento, CA	Sacramento City Unified	Middle	1,181	32.9%
4	Natomas Pacific Pathways Prep Middle	Sacramento, CA	Natomas Unified	Middle	513	37.6%
5	Katherine L. Albiani Middle	Elk Grove, CA	Elk Grove Unified	Middle	1,447	38.3%
6	Winston Churchill Middle	Carmichael, CA	San Juan Unified	Middle	987	43.1%
7	Elizabeth Pinkerton Middle	Elk Grove, CA	Elk Grove Unified	Middle	1,136	43.9%
8	Toby Johnson Middle	Elk Grove, CA	Elk Grove Unified	Middle	1,317	45.0%
9	Andrew Carnegie Middle	Orangevale, CA	San Juan Unified	Middle	687	45.9%
10	Arden Middle	Sacramento, CA	San Juan Unified	Middle	1,010	46.1%
11	Joseph Kerr Middle	Elk Grove, CA	Elk Grove Unified	Middle	877	46.8%
12	Louis Pasteur Fundamental Middle	Orangevale, CA	San Juan Unified	Middle	708	52.4%
13	Robert L. McCaffrey Middle	Galt, CA	Galt Joint Union Elementary	Middle	779	53.7%
14	John Barrett Middle	Carmichael, CA	San Juan Unified	Middle	802	55.0%
15	Antelope Crossing Middle	Antelope, CA	Dry Creek Joint Elementary	Middle	1,051	55.2%
16	Harriet G. Eddy Middle	Elk Grove, CA	Elk Grove Unified	Middle	1,034	55.5%
17	California Middle	Sacramento, CA	Sacramento City Unified	Middle	782	62.4%
18	W. E. Mitchell Middle	Rancho Cordova, CA	Folsom-Cordova Unified	Middle	755	62.8%
19	Sylvan Middle	Citrus Heights, CA	San Juan Unified	Middle	604	64.1%
20	T. R. Smedberg Middle	Sacramento, CA	Elk Grove Unified	Middle	1,065	71.5%
21	Edward Harris Jr. Middle	Elk Grove, CA	Elk Grove Unified	Middle	1,187	71.9%
22	Sam Brannan Middle	Sacramento, CA	Sacramento City Unified	Middle	339	72.9%
23	Albert Einstein Middle	Sacramento, CA	Sacramento City Unified	Middle	579	73.2%
24	Will Rogers Middle	Fair Oaks, CA	San Juan Unified	Middle	564	75.9%
25	Westside Preparatory Charter	Rio Linda, CA	Twin Rivers Unified	Middle	480	81.0%
26	Natomas Middle	Sacramento, CA	Natomas Unified	Middle	672	81.3%
27	Mills Middle	Rancho Cordova, CA	Folsom-Cordova Unified	Middle	886	82.8%
28	Norwood Junior High	Sacramento, CA	Twin Rivers Unified	Middle	450	83.1%
29	Arcade Middle	Sacramento, CA	San Juan Unified	Middle	595	83.4%
30	Will C. Wood Middle	Sacramento, CA	Sacramento City Unified	Middle	680	84.3%
31	Samuel Jackman Middle	Sacramento, CA	Elk Grove Unified	Middle	909	86.7%
32	Cesar Chavez Intermediate	Sacramento, CA	Sacramento City Unified	Middle	357	87.1%
33	Fern Bacon Middle	Sacramento, CA	Sacramento City Unified	Middle	679	87.6%
34	James Rutter Middle	Sacramento, CA	Elk Grove Unified	Middle	871	87.7%
35	Rio Linda Preparatory Academy	Rio Linda, CA	Twin Rivers Unified	Middle	331	88.2%
36	Katherine Johnson Middle	Sacramento, CA	San Juan Unified	Middle	612	90.2%
37	Foothill Ranch Middle	Sacramento, CA	Twin Rivers Unified	Middle	509	92.9%
38	Rio Tierra Junior High	Sacramento, CA	Twin Rivers Unified	Middle	328	93.0%
39	Martin Luther King Jr. Technology Academy	Sacramento, CA	Twin Rivers Unified	Middle	503	97.4%

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