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The lowest-poverty (most affluent) public middle schools in Livingston Parish, Louisiana

Across Livingston Parish, Louisiana, 10 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by the smallest share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Live Oak Middle School leads the list at 67.7%, against a median of 75.1% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Livingston Parish, Louisiana

Best % FRL

67.7%

Median % FRL

75.1%

LOWEST POVERTY · LIVINGSTON PARISH, LOUISIANA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Live Oak Middle School	Watson, LA	Livingston Parish	Middle	672	67.7%
2	Live Oak Junior High	Watson, LA	Livingston Parish	Middle	654	68.7%
3	North Corbin Junior High School	Walker, LA	Livingston Parish	Middle	624	70.0%
4	Denham Springs Junior High School	Denham Springs, LA	Livingston Parish	Middle	811	74.2%
5	Juban Parc Junior High School	Denham Springs, LA	Livingston Parish	Middle	564	74.8%
6	Westside Junior High School	Walker, LA	Livingston Parish	Middle	397	75.3%
7	Southside Junior High School	Denham Springs, LA	Livingston Parish	Middle	536	78.4%
8	Springfield Middle School	Springfield, LA	Livingston Parish	Middle	440	78.9%
9	Albany Middle School	Albany, LA	Livingston Parish	Middle	603	80.1%
10	Walker Junior High	Walker, LA	Livingston Parish	Middle	508	82.1%

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