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

This ranking covers the lowest-poverty (most affluent) public middle schools in Johnson County, Texas, drawn from 14 qualifying public middle schools. STEAM MIDDLE leads the list at 26.6%, against a median of 49.2% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
14
Johnson County, Texas
Best % FRL
26.6%
Median % FRL
49.2%
LOWEST POVERTY · JOHNSON COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
1STEAM MIDDLEBURLESON, TXBURLESON ISDMiddle59526.6%
2GRANDVIEW J HGRANDVIEW, TXGRANDVIEW ISDMiddle31627.2%
3ALMA MARTINEZ INTMANSFIELD, TXMANSFIELD ISDMiddle93034.6%
4TOM AND NITA NICHOLS MIDDLEBURLESON, TXJOSHUA ISDMiddle65437.3%
5NICK KERR MIDDLEBURLESON, TXBURLESON ISDMiddle1,21842.1%
6GODLEY MIDDLEGODLEY, TXGODLEY ISDMiddle72946.9%
7HUGHES MIDDLEBURLESON, TXBURLESON ISDMiddle96547.2%
8R C LOFLIN MIDDLEJOSHUA, TXJOSHUA ISDMiddle69651.3%
9RIO VISTA MIDDLERIO VISTA, TXRIO VISTA ISDMiddle22962.0%
10ALVARADO J HALVARADO, TXALVARADO ISDMiddle86267.7%
11KEENE J HKEENE, TXKEENE ISDMiddle25268.7%
12AD WHEAT MIDDLECLEBURNE, TXCLEBURNE ISDMiddle99869.9%
13LOWELL SMITH JR INTCLEBURNE, TXCLEBURNE ISDMiddle95874.5%
14VENUS MIDDLEVENUS, TXVENUS ISDMiddle50674.7%
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