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The lowest-poverty (most affluent) public high schools in Delaware County, Pennsylvania

This ranking covers the lowest-poverty (most affluent) public high schools in Delaware County, Pennsylvania, drawn from 17 qualifying public high schools. Radnor SHS leads the list at 16.0%, against a median of 53.1% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
17
Delaware County, Pennsylvania
Best % FRL
16.0%
Median % FRL
53.1%
LOWEST POVERTY · DELAWARE COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
1Radnor SHSRadnor, PARadnor Township SDHigh1,14616.0%
2Garnet Valley HSGlen Mills, PAGarnet Valley SDHigh1,48516.0%
3Strath Haven HSWallingford, PAWallingford-Swarthmore SDHigh1,17520.7%
4Penncrest HSMedia, PARose Tree Media SDHigh1,25520.7%
5Haverford SHSHavertown, PAHaverford Township SDHigh1,99421.4%
6Springfield HSSpringfield, PASpringfield SDHigh1,43424.5%
7Marple Newtown SHSNewtown Square, PAMarple Newtown SDHigh1,26627.5%
8Sun Valley HSAston, PAPenn-Delco SDHigh1,04238.9%
9Interboro SHSProspect Park, PAInterboro SDHigh1,07953.1%
10Ridley HSFolsom, PARidley SDHigh1,82553.5%
11Chichester SHSBoothwyn, PAChichester SDHigh98160.9%
12STEM at ShowalterChester, PAChester-Upland SDHigh47791.4%
13Penn Wood HSLansdowne, PAWilliam Penn SDHigh1,14897.6%
14Upper Darby SHSDrexel Hill, PAUpper Darby SDHigh4,187101%
15Penn Wood 9th Grade AcademyYeadon, PAWilliam Penn SDHigh379103%
16Chester HSChester, PAChester-Upland SDHigh806107%
17Academy Park HSSharon Hill, PASoutheast Delco SDHigh1,194108%
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