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The lowest-poverty (most affluent) public middle schools in Denver, Colorado

Across Denver, Colorado, 32 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by the smallest share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Denver Green School Northfield leads the list at 24.0%, against a median of 80.1% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Denver, Colorado

Best % FRL

24.0%

Median % FRL

80.1%

LOWEST POVERTY · DENVER, COLORADO

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Denver Green School Northfield	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	Middle	558	24.0%
2	McAuliffe International School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	Middle	1,329	27.5%
3	Morey Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	Middle	479	29.0%
4	Girls Athletic Leadership School Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	Middle	223	30.9%
5	Merrill Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	Middle	611	39.1%
6	Skinner Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	Middle	673	41.0%
7	DSST: Cedar Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	Middle	485	50.5%
8	Hill Campus of Arts and Sciences	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	Middle	651	51.9%
9	Grant Beacon Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	Middle	339	65.5%
10	Hamilton Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	Middle	775	67.4%
11	DSST: Conservatory Green Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	Middle	468	68.8%
12	Manual Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	Middle	257	71.2%
13	Lake Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	Middle	592	75.8%
14	DSST: Montview Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	Middle	463	76.9%
15	Bear Valley International School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	Middle	313	77.6%
16	DSST: Green Valley Ranch Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	Middle	482	79.9%
17	Global Intermediate Academy	DENVER, CO	Mapleton Public Schools	Middle	346	80.3%
18	DSST: Elevate Northeast Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	Middle	451	80.7%
19	KIPP Northeast Denver Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	Middle	464	80.8%
20	Rocky Mountain Prep Green Valley Ranch	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	Middle	379	83.6%
21	Fort Logan Northgate	DENVER, CO	Sheridan School District No. 2	Middle	338	85.8%
22	DSST: Cole Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	Middle	282	86.2%
23	DSST: College View Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	Middle	446	86.3%
24	Rocky Mountain Prep Sunnyside	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	Middle	154	87.0%
25	Rocky Mountain Prep Noel	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	Middle	287	87.8%
26	Rocky Mountain Prep Federal	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	Middle	376	88.0%
27	Kepner Beacon Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	Middle	467	89.9%
28	Compass Academy	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	Middle	200	91.5%
29	Rocky Mountain Prep Westwood	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	Middle	411	91.7%
30	Montbello Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	Middle	315	91.7%
31	KIPP Sunshine Peak Academy	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	Middle	301	93.7%
32	West Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	Middle	188	95.7%

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