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The lowest-poverty (most affluent) public high schools in Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut

8 public high schools in Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut appear in this ranking of the lowest-poverty (most affluent) public high schools, ranked by the smallest share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. The Woodstock Academy leads the list at 4.5%, against a median of 41.8% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
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Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut
Best % FRL
4.5%
Median % FRL
41.8%
LOWEST POVERTY · NORTHEASTERN CONNECTICUT PLANNING REGION, CONNECTICUT
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
1The Woodstock AcademyWoodstock, CTThe Woodstock Academy DistrictHigh1,0114.5%
2H. H. Ellis Technical High SchoolDanielson, CTConnecticut Technical Education and Career SystemHigh65037.8%
3Quinebaug Middle CollegeDanielson, CTEastern Connecticut Regional Educational Service Center (EASHigh14438.2%
4Tourtellotte Memorial High SchoolNorth Grosvenordale, CTThompson School DistrictHigh18440.8%
5Killingly High SchoolDayville, CTKillingly School DistrictHigh74442.9%
6Plainfield High SchoolCentral Village, CTPlainfield School DistrictHigh51551.8%
7Parish Hill High SchoolChaplin, CTRegional School District 11High18455.4%
8Putnam High SchoolPutnam, CTPutnam School DistrictHigh25359.3%
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