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The lowest-poverty (most affluent) public high schools in Virginia Beach, Virginia

Across Virginia Beach, Virginia, 12 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the smallest share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Floyd Kellam High leads the list at 13.5%, against a median of 36.2% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Virginia Beach, Virginia

Best % FRL

13.5%

Median % FRL

36.2%

LOWEST POVERTY · VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Floyd Kellam High	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	High	1,842	13.5%
2	Frank W. Cox High	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	High	1,631	26.2%
3	Ocean Lakes High	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	High	1,834	30.0%
4	First Colonial High	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	High	1,727	31.0%
5	Princess Anne High	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	High	1,621	32.3%
6	Salem High	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	High	1,690	34.7%
7	Landstown High	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	High	2,152	37.6%
8	Kempsville High	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	High	2,046	41.0%
9	Tallwood High	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	High	1,890	43.6%
10	Green Run High	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	High	1,465	81.8%
11	Bayside High	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	High	1,984	82.7%
12	Green Run Collegiate	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	High	390	85.9%

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