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The lowest-poverty (most affluent) public high schools in Anderson County, Texas

This ranking covers the lowest-poverty (most affluent) public high schools in Anderson County, Texas, drawn from 6 qualifying public high schools. Neches High School leads the list at 40.1%, against a median of 43.2% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Anderson County, Texas

Best % FRL

40.1%

Median % FRL

43.2%

LOWEST POVERTY · ANDERSON COUNTY, TEXAS

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Neches High School	PALESTINE, TX	NECHES ISD	High	142	40.1%
2	Frankston High School	FRANKSTON, TX	FRANKSTON ISD	High	259	40.9%
3	Cayuga High School	TENNESSEE COLONY, TX	CAYUGA ISD	High	190	41.6%
4	Elkhart High School	ELKHART, TX	ELKHART ISD	High	305	44.9%
5	Westwood High School	PALESTINE, TX	WESTWOOD ISD	High	405	76.0%
6	Palestine High School	PALESTINE, TX	PALESTINE ISD	High	1,003	77.5%

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