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The lowest-poverty (most affluent) public schools in Labette County, Kansas

Across Labette County, Kansas, 14 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the smallest share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Oswego Neosho Hgts Elem leads the list at 53.4%, against a median of 67.1% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
14
Labette County, Kansas
Best % FRL
53.4%
Median % FRL
67.1%
LOWEST POVERTY · LABETTE COUNTY, KANSAS
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
1Oswego Neosho Hgts ElemOswego, KSOswegoElementary17853.4%
2Edna ElemEdna, KSLabette CountyElementary17957.5%
3Labette County High SchoolAltamont, KSLabette CountyHigh48358.0%
4Altamont ElemAltamont, KSLabette CountyElementary20859.1%
5Mound Valley ElemMound Valley, KSLabette CountyElementary13661.0%
6Service Valley Charter AcademyParsons, KSOswegoElementary10663.2%
7Parsons Sr HighParsons, KSParsonsHigh39966.2%
8Bartlett ElemBartlett, KSLabette CountyElementary11668.1%
9Parsons Middle SchoolParsons, KSParsonsMiddle27368.5%
10Oswego Junior-Senior High SchoolOswego, KSOswegoHigh19569.7%
11Lincoln SchoolParsons, KSParsonsElementary26271.0%
12Guthridge SchoolParsons, KSParsonsElementary20372.4%
13Meadowview ElemParsons, KSLabette CountyElementary36773.3%
14Garfield SchoolParsons, KSParsonsElementary17673.9%
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