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The lowest-poverty (most affluent) public middle schools in Florida · page 8

Ranks 351–400 of the lowest-poverty (most affluent) public schools in Florida. Back to page 1.

LOWEST POVERTY · FLORIDA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
351SOMERSET ACADEMY RIVERSIDE CHARTER MIDDLE SCHOOLCORAL SPRINGS, FLBROWARDMiddle30656.9%
352INTERNATIONAL STUDIES CHARTER MIDDLE SCHOOLMIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADEMiddle32056.9%
353ROBERTO CLEMENTE MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGEMiddle77657.1%
354PIEDMONT LAKES MIDDLEAPOPKA, FLORANGEMiddle86357.1%
355RAYMOND B. STEWART MIDDLE SCHOOLZEPHYRHILLS, FLPASCOMiddle95457.2%
356ANDOVER MIDDLE SCHOOLMIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADEMiddle37957.3%
357GALAXY MIDDLE SCHOOLDELTONA, FLVOLUSIAMiddle93957.4%
358LIBERTY MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGEMiddle85757.4%
359DESOTO MIDDLE SCHOOLARCADIA, FLDESOTOMiddle92257.5%
360CALOOSA MIDDLE SCHOOLCAPE CORAL, FLLEEMiddle1,01857.7%
361TYRONE MIDDLE SCHOOLST PETERSBURG, FLPINELLASMiddle79957.7%
362SPORTS LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT (SLAM) MIDDLE SCHOOL PALMWEST PALM BEACH, FLPALM BEACHMiddle32457.7%
363SHOAL RIVER MIDDLE SCHOOLCRESTVIEW, FLOKALOOSAMiddle92357.7%
364CLIFFORD MEIGS MIDDLE SCHOOLSHALIMAR, FLOKALOOSAMiddle61257.8%
365JOSEPH STILWELL MIDDLE SCHOOLJACKSONVILLE, FLDUVALMiddle48957.9%
366LAKESIDE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLORANGE PARK, FLCLAYMiddle86558.0%
367PARKWAY MIDDLE SCHOOLKISSIMMEE, FLOSCEOLAMiddle60158.1%
368FERRY PASS MIDDLE SCHOOLPENSACOLA, FLESCAMBIAMiddle89758.1%
369PINECREST ACADEMY CHARTER MIDDLE SCHOOLMIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADEMiddle49458.1%
370JEWETT MIDDLE ACADEMY MAGNETWINTER HAVEN, FLPOLKMiddle56658.3%
371WILKINSON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLMIDDLEBURG, FLCLAYMiddle71158.4%
372DUNNELLON MIDDLE SCHOOLDUNNELLON, FLMARIONMiddle71258.4%
373BROWNSVILLE MIDDLE SCHOOLMIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADEMiddle47758.5%
374PINELLAS PARK MIDDLE SCHOOLPINELLAS PARK, FLPINELLASMiddle99958.7%
375HARNS MARSH MIDDLE SCHOOLLEHIGH ACRES, FLLEEMiddle90558.7%
376SUWANNEE MIDDLE SCHOOLLIVE OAK, FLSUWANNEEMiddle97158.7%
377LEHIGH ACRES MIDDLE SCHOOLLEHIGH ACRES, FLLEEMiddle1,50958.8%
378JOSE DE DIEGO MIDDLE SCHOOLMIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADEMiddle64758.9%
379OAK GROVE MIDDLE SCHOOLCLEARWATER, FLPINELLASMiddle72459.0%
380GREENWOOD LAKES MIDDLE SCHOOLLAKE MARY, FLSEMINOLEMiddle85859.1%
381SEBRING MIDDLE SCHOOLSEBRING, FLHIGHLANDSMiddle84059.3%
382SILVER LAKES MIDDLE SCHOOLNORTH LAUDERDALE, FLBROWARDMiddle72959.4%
383STONE MAGNET MIDDLE SCHOOLMELBOURNE, FLBREVARDMiddle55759.4%
384VERNON MIDDLE SCHOOLVERNON, FLWASHINGTONMiddle25959.5%
385JINKS MIDDLE SCHOOLPANAMA CITY, FLBAYMiddle54159.5%
386SHENANDOAH MIDDLE SCHOOLMIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADEMiddle1,23159.5%
387BROOKSIDE MIDDLE SCHOOLSARASOTA, FLSARASOTAMiddle72459.7%
388CUTLER BAY MIDDLECUTLER BAY, FLMIAMI-DADEMiddle93559.7%
389DENN JOHN MIDDLE SCHOOLKISSIMMEE, FLOSCEOLAMiddle80959.7%
390MIAMI SPRINGS MIDDLE SCHOOLMIAMI SPRINGS, FLMIAMI-DADEMiddle66659.8%
391LAKE STEVENS MIDDLE SCHOOLMIAMI GARDENS, FLMIAMI-DADEMiddle50959.9%
392MADISON MIDDLE SCHOOLMIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADEMiddle45860.0%
393HIALEAH MIDDLE SCHOOLHIALEAH, FLMIAMI-DADEMiddle1,00260.2%
394PALM SPRINGS MIDDLE SCHOOLWEST PALM BEACH, FLPALM BEACHMiddle1,39760.2%
395SHIELDS MIDDLE SCHOOLRUSKIN, FLHILLSBOROUGHMiddle1,59360.2%
396HORIZON ACADEMY AT MARION OAKSOCALA, FLMARIONMiddle1,26060.2%
397PALM GLADES PREPARATORY ACADEMYMIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADEMiddle21960.3%
398CONNISTON MIDDLE SCHOOLWEST PALM BEACH, FLPALM BEACHMiddle1,15360.3%
399OKEEHEELEE MIDDLE SCHOOLGREENACRES, FLPALM BEACHMiddle1,40160.3%
400SOMERSET PREPARATORY CHARTER MIDDLE SCHOOLMIRAMAR, FLBROWARDMiddle36360.3%
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