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Ranks 351–400 of the lowest-poverty (most affluent) public schools in Missouri. Back to page 1.

LOWEST POVERTY · MISSOURI

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
351	CHESTER BOREN MIDDLE	CENTRALIA, MO	CENTRALIA R-VI	Middle	302	27.5%
352	NORTH PLATTE ELEM.	CAMDEN POINT, MO	NORTH PLATTE CO. R-I	Elementary	105	27.6%
353	PARK HILL HIGH	KANSAS CITY, MO	PARK HILL	High	1,947	27.6%
354	DANBY-RUSH TOWER MIDDLE	FESTUS, MO	JEFFERSON CO. R-VII	Middle	246	27.6%
355	Augusta Elementary	Augusta, MO	WASHINGTON	Elementary	104	27.9%
356	COLE CO. R-I ELEM.	RUSSELLVILLE, MO	COLE CO. R-I	Elementary	319	27.9%
357	Discovery Elementary	St. Charles, MO	ORCHARD FARM R-V	Elementary	394	27.9%
358	WESTRIDGE ELEM.	BALLWIN, MO	ROCKWOOD R-VI	Elementary	397	28.0%
359	LOGAN-ROGERSVILLE HIGH	ROGERSVILLE, MO	LOGAN-ROGERSVILLE R-VIII	High	733	28.0%
360	DON EARL EARLY CHILDHOOD CTR.	ARNOLD, MO	FOX C-6	Elementary	125	28.0%
361	WELLINGTON-NAPOLEON HIGH	WELLINGTON, MO	WELLINGTON-NAPOLEON R-IX	High	203	28.1%
362	WOHLWEND ELEM.	ST LOUIS, MO	MEHLVILLE R-IX	Elementary	409	28.1%
363	GLASGOW HIGH	GLASGOW, MO	GLASGOW	High	188	28.2%
364	PATTONVILLE Early CHol	ST LOUIS, MO	PATTONVILLE R-III	Elementary	205	28.3%
365	PIERCE CITY HIGH	PIERCE CITY, MO	PIERCE CITY R-VI	High	205	28.3%
366	Lathrop High School	Lathrop, MO	LATHROP R-II	High	272	28.3%
367	WILLARD HIGH	WILLARD, MO	WILLARD R-II	High	1,379	28.4%
368	PRINCETON R-V JR.-SR. HIGH	PRINCETON, MO	PRINCETON R-V	High	151	28.5%
369	ROCK PORT HIGH	ROCK PORT, MO	ROCK PORT R-II	High	193	28.5%
370	Washington Middle	WASHINGTON, MO	WASHINGTON	Middle	505	28.5%
371	PALMYRA MIDDLE	PALMYRA, MO	PALMYRA R-I	Middle	343	28.6%
372	VALLEY PARK ELEM.	VALLEY PARK, MO	VALLEY PARK	Elementary	343	28.6%
373	MARK TWAIN SR. HIGH	CENTER, MO	RALLS CO. R-II	High	251	28.7%
374	TELEGRAPH INTERMEDIATE	FESTUS, MO	JEFFERSON CO. R-VII	Elementary	230	28.7%
375	CENTURY ELEM.	NIXA, MO	Nixa Public Schools	Elementary	592	28.7%
376	Academie Lafayette Armour IMS	KANSAS CITY, MO	ACADEMIE LAFAYETTE	Middle	295	28.8%
377	OZARK HIGH	OZARK, MO	OZARK R-VI	High	1,789	28.8%
378	PLEASANT LEA MIDDLE	LEE'S SUMMIT, MO	LEE'S SUMMIT R-VII	Middle	905	29.0%
379	HILLSBORO HIGH	HILLSBORO, MO	HILLSBORO R-III	High	1,050	29.0%
380	BLADES ELEM.	ST LOUIS, MO	MEHLVILLE R-IX	Elementary	442	29.0%
381	WM. R. CAPPEL ELEM.	MOSCOW MILLS, MO	TROY R-III	Elementary	434	29.0%
382	CRAIG ELEM.	ST LOUIS, MO	PARKWAY C-2	Elementary	423	29.1%
383	CHANCE ELEM.	CENTRALIA, MO	CENTRALIA R-VI	Elementary	370	29.2%
384	MCBRIDE ELEM.	SPRINGFIELD, MO	SPRINGFIELD R-XII	Elementary	380	29.2%
385	EAGLE GLEN ELEMENTARY	RAYMORE, MO	RAYMORE-PECULIAR R-II	Elementary	414	29.2%
386	RISING HILL ELEMENTARY	KANSAS CITY, MO	NORTH KANSAS CITY 74	Elementary	407	29.2%
387	SMITHTON MIDDLE	COLUMBIA, MO	COLUMBIA 93	Middle	605	29.3%
388	Barry School	KANSAS CITY, MO	PLATTE CO. R-III	Elementary	348	29.6%
389	PECULIAR ELEM.	PECULIAR, MO	RAYMORE-PECULIAR R-II	Elementary	402	29.6%
390	HOPEWELL ELEMENTARY	KANSAS CITY, MO	PARK HILL	Elementary	483	29.6%
391	PLEASANT VIEW ELEM.	TRENTON, MO	PLEASANT VIEW R-VI	Elementary	158	29.7%
392	TIFFANY RIDGE ELEMENTARY SCHL	KANSAS CITY, MO	PARK HILL	Elementary	484	29.8%
393	KINGSVILLE HIGH	KINGSVILLE, MO	KINGSVILLE R-I	High	131	29.8%
394	JAMES LEWIS ELEM.	BLUE SPRINGS, MO	BLUE SPRINGS R-IV	Elementary	473	29.8%
395	LIBERTY OAKS ELEM.	KANSAS CITY, MO	LIBERTY 53	Elementary	496	29.8%
396	MARK TWAIN JR. HIGH	CENTER, MO	RALLS CO. R-II	Middle	194	29.9%
397	WILLIAMS EARLY CHILDHOOD CTR	FORT LEONARD WOOD, MO	WAYNESVILLE R-VI	Elementary	294	29.9%
398	NEW HAVEN HIGH	NEW HAVEN, MO	NEW HAVEN	High	130	30.0%
399	NORTH HIGH	ST LOUIS, MO	PARKWAY C-2	High	990	30.0%
400	PLATTIN PRIMARY	FESTUS, MO	JEFFERSON CO. R-VII	Elementary	203	30.0%

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