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The lowest-poverty (most affluent) public high schools in Kansas · page 4

Ranks 151–200 of the lowest-poverty (most affluent) public schools in Kansas. Back to page 1.

LOWEST POVERTY · KANSAS

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
151	Fort Scott Sr High	Fort Scott, KS	Fort Scott	High	578	47.2%
152	Solomon High	Solomon, KS	Solomon	High	116	47.4%
153	Pratt Sr High	Pratt, KS	Pratt	High	337	47.5%
154	Riverside High School	Wathena, KS	Riverside	High	181	47.5%
155	Belle Plaine High	Belle Plaine, KS	Belle Plaine	High	181	47.5%
156	Oakley Sr High	Oakley, KS	Oakley	High	130	47.7%
157	Bluestem Jr/Sr High	Leon, KS	Bluestem	High	241	47.7%
158	Derby High School	Derby, KS	Derby	High	2,172	48.3%
159	Neodesha High	Neodesha, KS	Neodesha	High	360	48.3%
160	Greeley County Jr./Sr. High	Tribune, KS	Greeley County Schools	High	131	48.9%
161	Central Jr-Sr High	Burden, KS	Central	High	139	48.9%
162	Humboldt High School	Humboldt, KS	Humboldt	High	176	49.4%
163	Fredonia Jr./Sr. High School	Fredonia, KS	Fredonia	High	314	49.7%
164	Medicine Lodge Jr/Sr High School	Medicine Lodge, KS	Barber County North	High	224	50.0%
165	Stafford Middle School/High School	Stafford, KS	Stafford	High	116	50.0%
166	Ottawa Sr High	Ottawa, KS	Ottawa	High	681	50.2%
167	Russell Junior-Senior High	Russell, KS	Russell County	High	328	50.3%
168	Smith Center Jr Sr High	Smith Center, KS	Smith Center	High	183	50.8%
169	Arkansas City High	Arkansas City, KS	Arkansas City	High	885	51.0%
170	Campus High Haysville	Wichita, KS	Haysville	High	1,803	51.0%
171	Peabody-Burns Jr/Sr High School	Peabody, KS	Peabody-Burns	High	102	51.0%
172	Council Grove Junior Senior High School	Council Grove, KS	Morris County	High	368	51.1%
173	Winfield High	Winfield, KS	Winfield	High	638	51.1%
174	West Franklin High School	Pomona, KS	West Franklin	High	200	51.5%
175	Newton Sr High	Newton, KS	Newton	High	932	51.7%
176	Lakeside Junior/Senior High School	Downs, KS	Waconda	High	127	52.0%
177	Scott City High	Scott City, KS	Scott County	High	302	52.0%
178	Republic County Jr./Sr. High School	Belleville, KS	Republic County	High	245	52.2%
179	Oskaloosa JR-SR High School	Oskaloosa, KS	Oskaloosa Public Schools	High	247	52.6%
180	Central Heights High	Richmond, KS	Central Heights	High	300	52.7%
181	Concordia Jr-Sr High	Concordia, KS	Concordia	High	524	52.9%
182	Wellington High School	Wellington, KS	Wellington	High	463	52.9%
183	Nickerson High	Nickerson, KS	Nickerson	High	255	52.9%
184	Bonner Springs High	Bonner Springs, KS	Bonner Springs	High	778	53.2%
185	Chanute High	Chanute, KS	Chanute Public Schools	High	528	53.2%
186	Wichita County Junior-Senior High School	Leoti, KS	Leoti	High	187	53.5%
187	Holcomb High	Holcomb, KS	Holcomb	High	265	53.6%
188	Jayhawk-Linn High	Mound City, KS	Jayhawk	High	263	53.6%
189	Junction City Sr High	Junction City, KS	Geary County Schools	High	1,713	53.6%
190	St Francis High	St Francis, KS	St Francis Comm Sch	High	164	53.7%
191	Elkhart High	Elkhart, KS	Elkhart	High	108	53.7%
192	Shawnee Mission North High	Overland Park, KS	Shawnee Mission Pub Sch	High	1,502	53.7%
193	Emporia High	Emporia, KS	Emporia	High	1,494	54.6%
194	Iola Sr High	Iola, KS	Iola	High	296	54.7%
195	Columbus Junior High and High School	Columbus, KS	Columbus	High	438	55.3%
196	Rock Hills Jr/Sr High School	Mankato, KS	Rock Hills	High	175	55.4%
197	Salina High South	Salina, KS	Salina	High	1,046	55.4%
198	Riverton High	Riverton, KS	Riverton	High	218	55.5%
199	Hugoton High	Hugoton, KS	Hugoton Public Schools	High	317	55.5%
200	Decatur Community Jr/Sr High	Oberlin, KS	Oberlin	High	144	55.6%

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