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

Across Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, 11 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the smallest share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Southern Lehigh SHS leads the list at 20.7%, against a median of 70.6% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Lehigh County, Pennsylvania

Best % FRL

20.7%

Median % FRL

70.6%

LOWEST POVERTY · LEHIGH COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Southern Lehigh SHS	Center Valley, PA	Southern Lehigh SD	High	1,013	20.7%
2	Northwestern Lehigh HS	New Tripoli, PA	Northwestern Lehigh SD	High	658	25.1%
3	Emmaus HS	Emmaus, PA	East Penn SD	High	2,842	33.3%
4	Parkland HS	Allentown, PA	Parkland SD	High	3,279	34.2%
5	Salisbury SHS	Allentown, PA	Salisbury Township SD	High	546	46.5%
6	Innovative Arts Academy CS	Catasauqua, PA	Innovative Arts Academy CS	High	477	70.6%
7	Northern Lehigh SHS	Slatington, PA	Northern Lehigh SD	High	502	95.8%
8	Louis E Dieruff HS	Allentown, PA	Allentown City SD	High	1,914	98.5%
9	Building 21 Allentown	Allentown, PA	Allentown City SD	High	415	99.0%
10	William Allen HS	Allentown, PA	Allentown City SD	High	3,074	99.1%
11	Whitehall HS	Whitehall, PA	Whitehall-Coplay SD	High	1,462	102%

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