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

Across Nolan County, Texas, 9 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the smallest share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Highland School leads the list at 21.7%, against a median of 65.3% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Nolan County, Texas

Best % FRL

21.7%

Median % FRL

65.3%

LOWEST POVERTY · NOLAN COUNTY, TEXAS

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Highland School	ROSCOE, TX	HIGHLAND ISD	Combined	207	21.7%
2	Roscoe Collegiate High School	ROSCOE, TX	ROSCOE COLLEGIATE ISD	High	307	40.7%
3	Roscoe Elementary School	ROSCOE, TX	ROSCOE COLLEGIATE ISD	Elementary	179	54.2%
4	Sweetwater High School	SWEETWATER, TX	SWEETWATER ISD	High	553	57.9%
5	Sweetwater Middle School	SWEETWATER, TX	SWEETWATER ISD	Middle	372	65.3%
6	Sweetwater Intermediate School	SWEETWATER, TX	SWEETWATER ISD	Elementary	353	72.0%
7	Southeast Elementary School	SWEETWATER, TX	SWEETWATER ISD	Elementary	157	72.0%
8	East Ridge Elementary School	SWEETWATER, TX	SWEETWATER ISD	Elementary	205	72.7%
9	Southeast Early Childhood Center	SWEETWATER, TX	SWEETWATER ISD	Elementary	166	100%

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