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

This ranking covers the lowest-poverty (most affluent) public schools in Hill County, Texas, drawn from 20 qualifying public schools. ABBOTT SCHOOL leads the list at 38.4%, against a median of 65.5% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
20
Hill County, Texas
Best % FRL
38.4%
Median % FRL
65.5%
LOWEST POVERTY · HILL COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
1ABBOTT SCHOOLABBOTT, TXABBOTT ISDCombined28438.4%
2BYNUM SCHOOLBYNUM, TXBYNUM ISDCombined18746.5%
3AQUILLA SCHOOLAQUILLA, TXAQUILLA ISDCombined33247.3%
4BLUM ISDBLUM, TXBLUM ISDCombined33450.3%
5PENELOPE SCHOOLPENELOPE, TXPENELOPE ISDCombined21650.5%
6HUBBARD H SHUBBARD, TXHUBBARD ISDHigh20352.7%
7COVINGTON SCHOOLCOVINGTON, TXCOVINGTON ISDCombined35356.1%
8MOUNT CALM ISDMOUNT CALM, TXMOUNT CALM ISDCombined16858.9%
9WHITNEY H SWHITNEY, TXWHITNEY ISDHigh43759.3%
10WHITNEY MIDDLEWHITNEY, TXWHITNEY ISDMiddle32965.3%
11ITASCA MIDDLEITASCA, TXITASCA ISDMiddle15165.6%
12ITASCA H SITASCA, TXITASCA ISDHigh21066.2%
13HUBBARD ELHUBBARD, TXHUBBARD ISDElementary21466.4%
14WHITNEY ELWHITNEY, TXWHITNEY ISDElementary38770.0%
15HILLSBORO H SHILLSBORO, TXHILLSBORO ISDHigh61670.5%
16HILLSBORO J HHILLSBORO, TXHILLSBORO ISDMiddle29073.1%
17WHITNEY INTWHITNEY, TXWHITNEY ISDElementary30174.1%
18ITASCA ELITASCA, TXITASCA ISDElementary27674.3%
19HILLSBORO INTHILLSBORO, TXHILLSBORO ISDMiddle42874.8%
20HILLSBORO ELHILLSBORO, TXHILLSBORO ISDElementary64975.3%
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