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The lowest-poverty (most affluent) public schools in Grafton County, New Hampshire

Across Grafton County, New Hampshire, 33 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the smallest share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Frances C. Richmond School leads the list at 1.1%, against a median of 30.2% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
33
Grafton County, New Hampshire
Best % FRL
1.1%
Median % FRL
30.2%
LOWEST POVERTY · GRAFTON COUNTY, NEW HAMPSHIRE
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
1Frances C. Richmond SchoolHanover, NHDresden School DistrictMiddle3691.1%
2Lyme Elementary SchoolLyme, NHLyme School DistrictElementary1872.1%
3Bernice A. Ray SchoolHanover, NHHanover School DistrictElementary4633.7%
4Hanover High SchoolHanover, NHDresden School DistrictHigh6745.5%
5Enfield Village SchoolEnfield, NHMascoma Valley Regional School DistrictElementary19512.8%
6Mountain Village Charter SchoolPlymouth, NHMountain Village Charter SchoolElementary11713.7%
7Lebanon High SchoolLebanon, NHLebanon School DistrictHigh60613.9%
8Holderness Central SchoolHolderness, NHHolderness School DistrictElementary15617.9%
9Mascoma Valley Regional High SchoolCanaan, NHMascoma Valley Regional School DistrictHigh30318.8%
10Plymouth Regional High SchoolPlymouth, NHPemi-Baker Regional School DistrictHigh65120.4%
11Thornton Central SchoolThornton, NHThornton School DistrictElementary17222.7%
12Indian River SchoolCANAAN, NHMascoma Valley Regional School DistrictMiddle29224.0%
13Lebanon Middle SchoolLebanon, NHLebanon School DistrictMiddle46425.2%
14Hanover Street SchoolLebanon, NHLebanon School DistrictElementary31625.3%
15Canaan Elementary SchoolCanaan, NHMascoma Valley Regional School DistrictElementary23627.1%
16Profile Senior High SchoolBethlehem, NHProfile School DistrictHigh13328.6%
17Campton Elementary SchoolCampton, NHCampton School DistrictElementary26530.2%
18Newfound Regional High SchoolBRISTOL, NHNewfound Area School DistrictHigh35730.5%
19Bridgewater-Hebron Village SchoolBridgewater, NHNewfound Area School DistrictElementary13730.7%
20Woodsville High SchoolWoodsville, NHHaverhill Cooperative School DistrictHigh22131.2%
21Mt. Lebanon SchoolW. Lebanon, NHLebanon School DistrictElementary24631.3%
22Plymouth Elementary SchoolPlymouth, NHPlymouth School DistrictElementary36533.2%
23Haverhill Cooperative Middle SchoolNorth Haverhill, NHHaverhill Cooperative School DistrictMiddle22934.1%
24Lisbon Regional School (Elem)Lisbon, NHLisbon Regional School DistrictElementary10634.9%
25Newfound Memorial Middle SchoolBristol, NHNewfound Area School DistrictMiddle29635.1%
26Bethlehem Elementary SchoolBethlehem, NHBethlehem School DistrictElementary14235.9%
27Lin-Wood Public School (Elem)Lincoln, NHLincoln-Woodstock Cooperative School DistrictElementary10136.6%
28Woodsville Elementary SchoolWoodsville, NHHaverhill Cooperative School DistrictElementary17638.1%
29Ashland Elementary SchoolAshland, NHAshland School DistrictElementary15940.3%
30Bristol Elementary SchoolBristol, NHNewfound Area School DistrictElementary20345.8%
31Littleton High SchoolLittleton, NHLittleton School DistrictHigh17245.9%
32Rivendell AcademyOrford, NHRivendell Interstate School DistrictHigh20954.1%
33Mildred C. Lakeway SchoolLittleton, NHLittleton School DistrictElementary30954.4%
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