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The lowest-poverty (most affluent) public schools in Clark County, Illinois

This ranking covers the lowest-poverty (most affluent) public schools in Clark County, Illinois, drawn from 8 qualifying public schools. Marshall High School leads the list at 36.0%, against a median of 44.0% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Clark County, Illinois

Best % FRL

36.0%

Median % FRL

44.0%

LOWEST POVERTY · CLARK COUNTY, ILLINOIS

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Marshall High School	Marshall, IL	Marshall CUSD 2C	High	350	36.0%
2	Marshall Jr High School	Marshall, IL	Marshall CUSD 2C	Middle	186	41.4%
3	North Elementary School	Marshall, IL	Marshall CUSD 2C	Elementary	339	41.6%
4	Monroe Elementary School	Casey, IL	Casey-Westfield CUSD 4C	Elementary	530	41.7%
5	Casey-Westfield Jr/Sr High School	Casey, IL	Casey-Westfield CUSD 4C	High	361	46.3%
6	South Elementary School	Marshall, IL	Marshall CUSD 2C	Elementary	306	52.3%
7	Martinsville Jr- Sr High School	Martinsville, IL	Martinsville CUSD 3C	High	146	52.7%
8	Martinsville Elementary School	Martinsville, IL	Martinsville CUSD 3C	Elementary	238	58.8%

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