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The lowest-poverty (most affluent) public high schools in Hinds County, Mississippi

This ranking covers the lowest-poverty (most affluent) public high schools in Hinds County, Mississippi, drawn from 11 qualifying public high schools. Clinton High School leads the list at 38.5%, against a median of 99.9% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
11
Hinds County, Mississippi
Best % FRL
38.5%
Median % FRL
99.9%
LOWEST POVERTY · HINDS COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
1Clinton High SchoolClinton, MSClinton Public School DistrictHigh1,33938.5%
2Sumner Hill Junior High SchoolClinton, MSClinton Public School DistrictHigh39648.7%
3Terry High SchoolTerry, MSHinds County School DistrictHigh1,12764.3%
4Raymond High SchoolRaymond, MSHinds County School DistrictHigh53976.1%
5Jim Hill High SchoolJackson, MSJackson Public SchoolsHigh97599.9%
6Murrah High SchoolJackson, MSJackson Public SchoolsHigh1,25999.9%
7Callaway High SchoolJackson, MSJackson Public SchoolsHigh994100%
8Forest Hill High SchoolJackson, MSJackson Public SchoolsHigh1,139100%
9Lanier Junior/Senior High SchoolJackson, MSJackson Public SchoolsHigh895100%
10Provine High SchoolJackson, MSJackson Public SchoolsHigh791100%
11WINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOLJACKSON, MSJACKSON PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICTHigh590100%
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