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The lowest-poverty (most affluent) public schools in Lee County, Virginia

10 public schools in Lee County, Virginia appear in this ranking of the lowest-poverty (most affluent) public schools, ranked by the smallest share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. St. Charles Elementary leads the list at 82.7%, against a median of 93.1% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Lee County, Virginia

Best % FRL

82.7%

Median % FRL

93.1%

LOWEST POVERTY · LEE COUNTY, VIRGINIA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	St. Charles Elementary	St Charles, VA	Lee County Public Schools	Elementary	110	82.7%
2	Flatwoods Elementary	Jonesville, VA	Lee County Public Schools	Elementary	336	84.2%
3	Rose Hill Elementary	Rose Hill, VA	Lee County Public Schools	Elementary	256	85.9%
4	Dryden Elementary	Dryden, VA	Lee County Public Schools	Elementary	237	86.1%
5	Elk Knob Elementary	Pennington Gap, VA	Lee County Public Schools	Elementary	291	87.6%
6	Elydale Middle	Ewing, VA	Lee County Public Schools	Middle	133	98.5%
7	Pennington Middle	Pennington Gap, VA	Lee County Public Schools	Middle	278	99.6%
8	Thomas Walker High	Ewing, VA	Lee County Public Schools	High	291	99.7%
9	Jonesville Middle	Jonesville, VA	Lee County Public Schools	Middle	231	100%
10	Lee High	Jonesville, VA	Lee County Public Schools	High	803	101%

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