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The lowest-poverty (most affluent) public schools in Franklin County, Maine

This ranking covers the lowest-poverty (most affluent) public schools in Franklin County, Maine, drawn from 14 qualifying public schools. Rangeley Lakes Regional School leads the list at 34.6%, against a median of 60.2% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Franklin County, Maine

Best % FRL

34.6%

Median % FRL

60.2%

LOWEST POVERTY · FRANKLIN COUNTY, MAINE

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Rangeley Lakes Regional School	Rangeley, ME	RSU 78	Combined	191	34.6%
2	Mt Blue High School	Farmington, ME	RSU 09	High	720	52.4%
3	Gerald D Cushing School	Wilton, ME	RSU 09	Elementary	101	52.5%
4	Mt Abram Regional High School	Salem, ME	RSU 58/MSAD 58	High	216	53.7%
5	Mt Blue Middle School	Farmington, ME	RSU 09	Middle	508	54.1%
6	Spruce Mountain High School	Jay, ME	RSU 73	High	425	58.1%
7	Cascade Brook School	Farmington, ME	RSU 09	Elementary	297	59.6%
8	Spruce Mountain Middle School	Jay, ME	RSU 73	Middle	303	60.7%
9	Cape Cod Hill Elem School	New Sharon, ME	RSU 09	Elementary	169	60.9%
10	W G Mallett School	Farmington, ME	RSU 09	Elementary	303	62.7%
11	Academy Hill School	Wilton, ME	RSU 09	Elementary	178	64.6%
12	Day Mountain Regional Middle School	Strong, ME	RSU 58/MSAD 58	Middle	141	69.5%
13	Spruce Mountain Elementary School	Jay, ME	RSU 73	Elementary	306	70.9%
14	Phillips Elementary Sch	Phillips, ME	RSU 58/MSAD 58	Elementary	112	72.3%

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