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The lowest-poverty (most affluent) public schools in Whitman County, Washington

13 public schools in Whitman County, Washington 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. Colton School leads the list at 29.5%, against a median of 37.6% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Whitman County, Washington

Best % FRL

29.5%

Median % FRL

37.6%

LOWEST POVERTY · WHITMAN COUNTY, WASHINGTON

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Colton School	Colton, WA	Colton School District	Combined	166	29.5%
2	Colfax High School	Colfax, WA	Colfax School District	High	263	29.7%
3	Sunnyside Elementary	Pullman, WA	Pullman School District	Elementary	326	30.1%
4	Franklin Elementary	Pullman, WA	Pullman School District	Elementary	274	30.3%
5	Pullman High School	Pullman, WA	Pullman School District	High	838	32.7%
6	Leonard M Jennings Elementary	Colfax, WA	Colfax School District	Elementary	270	37.0%
7	Lincoln Middle School	Pullman, WA	Pullman School District	Middle	643	37.6%
8	Pullman Community Montessori	Pullman, WA	Pullman Community Montessori	Combined	118	39.8%
9	Rosalia Elementary & Secondary School	Rosalia, WA	Rosalia School District	Combined	163	44.2%
10	Palouse Elementary	Palouse, WA	Palouse School District	Elementary	100	47.0%
11	Tekoa High School	TEKOA, WA	Tekoa School District	High	115	52.2%
12	Kamiak Elementary	Pullman, WA	Pullman School District	Elementary	315	54.3%
13	Jefferson Elementary	Pullman, WA	Pullman School District	Elementary	335	56.7%

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