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

Across Smith County, Texas, 14 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by the smallest share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. WHITEHOUSE J H leads the list at 42.6%, against a median of 57.4% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Smith County, Texas

Best % FRL

42.6%

Median % FRL

57.4%

LOWEST POVERTY · SMITH COUNTY, TEXAS

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	WHITEHOUSE J H	WHITEHOUSE, TX	WHITEHOUSE ISD	Middle	751	42.6%
2	LINDALE J H	LINDALE, TX	LINDALE ISD	Middle	695	44.6%
3	CUMBERLAND ACADEMY MIDDLE	TYLER, TX	CUMBERLAND ACADEMY	Middle	361	45.2%
4	E J MOSS INT	LINDALE, TX	LINDALE ISD	Middle	1,082	46.1%
5	J W HOLLOWAY SIXTH GRADE SCHOOL	WHITEHOUSE, TX	WHITEHOUSE ISD	Middle	355	49.0%
6	TROUP MIDDLE	TROUP, TX	TROUP ISD	Middle	254	52.4%
7	HUBBARD MIDDLE	TYLER, TX	TYLER ISD	Middle	869	57.3%
8	ARP J H	ARP, TX	ARP ISD	Middle	245	57.6%
9	THREE LAKES MIDDLE	TYLER, TX	TYLER ISD	Middle	948	58.5%
10	MOORE MIDDLE	TYLER, TX	TYLER ISD	Middle	1,019	81.0%
11	CHAPEL HILL J H	TYLER, TX	CHAPEL HILL ISD	Middle	426	81.7%
12	W L KISSAM INT	TYLER, TX	CHAPEL HILL ISD	Middle	675	83.1%
13	WINONA MIDDLE	WINONA, TX	WINONA ISD	Middle	265	85.3%
14	BOULTER MIDDLE	TYLER, TX	TYLER ISD	Middle	901	88.5%

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