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

Across Vermilion County, Illinois, 8 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the smallest share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Armstrong High School leads the list at 37.7%, against a median of 53.2% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Vermilion County, Illinois

Best % FRL

37.7%

Median % FRL

53.2%

LOWEST POVERTY · VERMILION COUNTY, ILLINOIS

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Armstrong High School	Armstrong, IL	Armstrong Twp HSD 225	High	114	37.7%
2	Coop HS 1	Bismarck, IL	Bismarck Henning CUSD	High	247	40.5%
3	Oakwood High School	Fithian, IL	Oakwood CUSD 76	High	256	51.6%
4	Westville High School	Westville, IL	Westville CUSD 2	High	334	52.4%
5	Salt Fork High School	Catlin, IL	Salt Fork CUSD 512	High	248	54.0%
6	Hoopeston Area High School	Hoopeston, IL	Hoopeston Area CUSD 11	High	307	57.3%
7	Georgetown-Ridge Farm High School	Georgetown, IL	Georgetown-Ridge Farm CUD 4	High	243	65.8%
8	Danville High School	Danville, IL	Danville CCSD 118	High	1,253	82.9%

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