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The lowest-poverty (most affluent) public high schools in Oklahoma · page 5

Ranks 201–250 of the lowest-poverty (most affluent) public schools in Oklahoma. Back to page 1.

LOWEST POVERTY · OKLAHOMA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
201	Depew High School	Depew, OK	DEPEW	High	108	67.6%
202	Miami High School	Miami, OK	MIAMI	High	459	67.8%
203	McLoud High School	McLoud, OK	MCLOUD	High	490	68.2%
204	Tishomingo High School	Tishomingo, OK	TISHOMINGO	High	283	68.2%
205	Luther High School	Luther, OK	LUTHER	High	217	68.2%
206	Mangum High School	Mangum, OK	MANGUM	High	194	68.6%
207	Putnam City West High School	Oklahoma City, OK	PUTNAM CITY	High	2,032	68.9%
208	Clayton High School	Clayton, OK	CLAYTON	High	100	69.0%
209	Nowata High School	Nowata, OK	NOWATA	High	188	69.1%
210	Colbert High School	Colbert, OK	COLBERT	High	215	69.3%
211	Tushka High School	Atoka, OK	TUSHKA	High	176	69.3%
212	Hulbert Jr-Sr HS (sr)	Hulbert, OK	HULBERT	High	183	69.4%
213	Pawhuska High School	Pawhuska, OK	PAWHUSKA	High	183	69.4%
214	Millwood High School	Oklahoma City, OK	MILLWOOD	High	317	70.0%
215	Eufaula High School	Eufaula, OK	EUFAULA	High	392	70.4%
216	Hinton High School	Hinton, OK	HINTON	High	213	70.4%
217	Grove High School	Grove, OK	GROVE	High	778	71.0%
218	Wilson High School	Wilson, OK	WILSON	High	162	71.0%
219	Ponca City High School	Ponca City, OK	PONCA CITY	High	1,498	71.0%
220	Hennessey High School	Hennessey, OK	HENNESSEY	High	243	71.2%
221	Keys High School	Park Hill, OK	KEYS	High	258	71.3%
222	Dibble High School	BLANCHARD, OK	DIBBLE	High	238	71.4%
223	Wyandotte High School	Wyandotte, OK	WYANDOTTE	High	264	71.6%
224	Coalgate High School	Coalgate, OK	COALGATE	High	236	71.6%
225	Broken Bow High School	Broken Bow, OK	BROKEN BOW	High	606	71.6%
226	Atoka High School	Atoka, OK	ATOKA	High	265	71.7%
227	Henryetta High School	Henryetta, OK	HENRYETTA	High	300	72.0%
228	Keota High School	Keota, OK	KEOTA	High	100	72.0%
229	Muskogee High School	Muskogee, OK	MUSKOGEE	High	1,045	72.2%
230	Hollis High School	Hollis, OK	HOLLIS	High	135	72.6%
231	Jay High School	Jay, OK	JAY	High	471	72.8%
232	Cyril High School	Cyril, OK	CYRIL	High	118	72.9%
233	Chelsea High School	Chelsea, OK	CHELSEA	High	245	73.1%
234	Dimensions Academy	Norman, OK	NORMAN	High	561	73.1%
235	Healdton High School	Healdton, OK	HEALDTON	High	149	73.2%
236	El Reno High School	El Reno, OK	EL RENO	High	1,040	73.5%
237	Arkoma High School	Arkoma, OK	ARKOMA	High	110	73.6%
238	Wagoner High School	Wagoner, OK	WAGONER	High	596	73.7%
239	Haskell High School	Haskell, OK	HASKELL	High	202	73.8%
240	Chickasha High School	Chickasha, OK	CHICKASHA	High	745	73.8%
241	Canadian High School	Canadian, OK	CANADIAN	High	131	74.0%
242	Enid High School	Enid, OK	ENID	High	2,157	74.1%
243	Valliant High School	Valliant, OK	VALLIANT	High	284	74.3%
244	Hominy High School	Hominy, OK	HOMINY	High	152	74.3%
245	Del City High School	Del City, OK	MIDWEST CITY-DEL CITY	High	1,180	74.4%
246	Westville High School	Westville, OK	WESTVILLE	High	338	74.6%
247	Roland High School	Roland, OK	ROLAND	High	339	74.6%
248	Caddo High School	Caddo, OK	CADDO	High	138	74.6%
249	Woodland High School	Fairfax, OK	WOODLAND	High	103	74.8%
250	Quinton High School	Quinton, OK	QUINTON	High	115	74.8%

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