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The lowest-poverty (most affluent) public middle schools in Louisiana · page 5

Ranks 201–215 of the lowest-poverty (most affluent) public schools in Louisiana. Back to page 1.

LOWEST POVERTY · LOUISIANA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
201	Madison Middle School	Tallulah, LA	Madison Parish	Middle	238	93.3%
202	Franklin Junior High School	Franklin, LA	St. Mary Parish	Middle	196	93.4%
203	Richwood Junior High School	Monroe, LA	Ouachita Parish	Middle	347	93.4%
204	Pineville Elementary School	Pineville, LA	Rapides Parish	Middle	252	94.0%
205	Ferriday Junior High School	Ferriday, LA	Concordia Parish	Middle	241	94.2%
206	Carroll Junior High School	Monroe, LA	City of Monroe School District	Middle	348	94.3%
207	Griffin Middle School Academy	Lake Providence, LA	East Carroll Parish	Middle	163	95.1%
208	Alexandria Middle Magnet School	Alexandria, LA	Rapides Parish	Middle	469	95.1%
209	Red River Junior High School	Coushatta, LA	Red River Parish	Middle	213	95.3%
210	Evangeline Reimagine Academy	Ville Platte, LA	Evangeline Parish	Middle	175	95.4%
211	Homer Junior High School	Homer, LA	Claiborne Parish	Middle	232	95.7%
212	Port Allen Middle School	Port Allen, LA	West Baton Rouge Parish	Middle	204	96.6%
213	Arthur F. Smith Middle Magnet School	Alexandria, LA	Rapides Parish	Middle	362	97.5%
214	Natchitoches Jr. High School	Natchitoches, LA	Natchitoches Parish	Middle	371	97.8%
215	East Natchitoches Elementary & Middle School	Natchitoches, LA	Natchitoches Parish	Middle	383	99.0%

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