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The lowest-poverty (most affluent) public schools in Clermont County, Ohio

Across Clermont County, Ohio, 34 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the smallest share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Loveland Early Childhood Center leads the list at 12.8%, against a median of 44.5% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Clermont County, Ohio

Best % FRL

12.8%

Median % FRL

44.5%

LOWEST POVERTY · CLERMONT COUNTY, OHIO

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Loveland Early Childhood Center	Loveland, OH	Loveland City	Elementary	359	12.8%
2	Pattison Elementary School	Milford, OH	Milford Exempted Village	Elementary	454	18.3%
3	Boyd E Smith Elementary School	Milford, OH	Milford Exempted Village	Elementary	453	19.4%
4	Milford Sr High School	Milford, OH	Milford Exempted Village	High	1,814	22.5%
5	McCormick Elementary School	Loveland, OH	Milford Exempted Village	Elementary	587	23.3%
6	Milford Junior High School	Milford, OH	Milford Exempted Village	Middle	978	27.4%
7	Meadowview Elementary School	Milford, OH	Milford Exempted Village	Elementary	577	28.1%
8	Charles L Seipelt Elementary School	Milford, OH	Milford Exempted Village	Elementary	417	29.3%
9	Clough Pike Elementary School	Cincinnati, OH	West Clermont Local	Elementary	471	35.7%
10	Mulberry Elementary School	Milford, OH	Milford Exempted Village	Elementary	446	37.2%
11	Batavia High School	Batavia, OH	Batavia Local	High	679	37.7%
12	Williamsburg High School	Williamsburg, OH	Williamsburg Local	High	531	38.2%
13	Clermont Northeastern High School	Batavia, OH	Clermont Northeastern Local	High	405	38.8%
14	Williamsburg Elementary School	Williamsburg, OH	Williamsburg Local	Elementary	402	40.0%
15	Bethel Tate High School	Bethel, OH	Bethel-Tate Local	High	402	42.3%
16	Batavia Middle School	Batavia, OH	Batavia Local	Middle	584	43.5%
17	New Richmond High School	New Richmond, OH	New Richmond Exempted Village	High	569	44.5%
18	Willowville Elementary School	Batavia, OH	West Clermont Local	Elementary	614	44.6%
19	Batavia Elementary School	Batavia, OH	Batavia Local	Elementary	1,242	44.8%
20	Merwin Elementary School	Cincinnati, OH	West Clermont Local	Elementary	602	46.7%
21	Amelia Elementary School	Amelia, OH	West Clermont Local	Elementary	671	48.0%
22	West Clermont High School	Cincinnati, OH	West Clermont Local	High	2,048	48.7%
23	Bethel-Tate Middle School	Bethel, OH	Bethel-Tate Local	Middle	298	50.0%
24	Clermont Northeastern Middle School	Batavia, OH	Clermont Northeastern Local	Middle	300	50.7%
25	Live Oaks Cdc	Milford, OH	Great Oaks Career Campuses	High	593	50.8%
26	New Richmond Middle School	New Richmond, OH	New Richmond Exempted Village	Middle	441	51.2%
27	Locust Corner Elementary School	Cincinnati, OH	New Richmond Exempted Village	Elementary	314	51.3%
28	West Clermont Middle School	Batavia, OH	West Clermont Local	Middle	1,704	51.3%
29	Monroe Elementary School	New Richmond, OH	New Richmond Exempted Village	Elementary	554	52.0%
30	Bick Primary Elementary School	Bethel, OH	Bethel-Tate Local	Elementary	338	53.3%
31	Clermont Northeastern Elementary School	Batavia, OH	Clermont Northeastern Local	Elementary	498	54.6%
32	Hill Intermediate Elementary School	Bethel, OH	Bethel-Tate Local	Elementary	308	54.9%
33	Holly Hill Elementary School	Amelia, OH	West Clermont Local	Elementary	419	57.8%
34	Withamsville-Tobasco Elementary School	Cincinnati, OH	West Clermont Local	Elementary	500	62.0%

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