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FY2020 Free and Reduced Lunch School Data - All Schools Percentage (%) FY School District County School Name Free & Reduced 2020 Appling County Appling Altamaha Elementary School 90.30% 2020 Appling County Appling Appling County Elementary School 90.39% 2020 Appling County Appling Appling County High School 90.39% 2020 Appling County Appling Appling County Middle School 90.38% 2020 Appling County Appling Appling County Primary School 90.32% 2020 Appling County Appling Fourth District Elementary School 90.41% 2020 Atkinson County Atkinson Atkinson County High School 80.09% 2020 Atkinson County Atkinson Atkinson County Middle School 85.71% 2020 Atkinson County Atkinson Pearson Elementary School 85.69% 2020 Atkinson County Atkinson Willacoochee Elementary School 89.22% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton APSForrest Hills Academy 78.42% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Atlanta Classical Academy 5.00% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Atlanta Neighborhood Charter Elementary 7.12% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Atlanta Neighborhood Charter Middle 11.16% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton B.E.S.T Academy 78.75% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Barack and Michelle Obama Academy 78.70% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Bazoline E. Usher/Collier Heights Elmentary School 78.63% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Beecher Hills Elementary School 78.75% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Benteen Elementary School 78.78% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Bolton Academy 78.68% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Booker T. Washington High School 78.68% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Boyd Elementary School 78.52% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Brandon Elementary School 78.65% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Brown Middle School 78.52% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Bunche Middle School 78.66% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton BurgessPeterson Elementary School 78.65% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Carver High School 78.51% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Cascade Elementary School 78.54% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Centennial Academy 78.55% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Charles Drew Charter School JA/SA 78.56% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Charles R. Drew Charter School 78.66% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Cleveland Elementary School 78.57% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Continental Colony Elementary School 78.72% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Corretta Scott King Womens' Leadership Academy 78.64% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Crim High School 78.82% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Deerwood Academy School 78.55% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Dobbs Elementary School 78.50% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Douglass High School 78.56% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Dunbar Elementary School 78.67% 1 of 59 FY2020 Free and Reduced Lunch School Data - All Schools Percentage (%) FY School District County School Name Free & Reduced 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Early College High School at Carver 78.69% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton F. L. Stanton Elementary School 78.83% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Fickett Elementary School 78.61% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Finch Elementary 78.49% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Garden Hills Elementary School 78.68% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Gideons Elementary School 78.51% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Grady High School 78.62% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton HarperArcher Elementary School 78.62% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Heritage Academy Elementary 78.57% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Hillside Conant School 95.00% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Humphries Elementary School 78.66% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Hutchinson Elementary School 78.54% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Inman Middle School 78.62% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Jackson Elementary School 78.54% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton John Lewis Invictus Academy 78.58% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Kimberly Elementary School 78.50% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Kindezi 78.61% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Kindezi Old 4th Ward 78.68% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton King Middle School 78.65% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton KIPP Atlanta Collegiate Academy 94.96% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton KIPP Soul Primary 94.76% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Kipp Strive Academy 94.88% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton KIPP Strive Primary 94.86% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton KIPP VISION 94.92% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton KIPP Vision Primary 94.83% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Kipp WAYS Primary School 94.90% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton KIPP West Atlanta Young Scholars Academy 94.85% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Lin Elementary School 78.56% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Long Middle School 78.64% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton M. A. Jones Elementary School 78.62% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Maynard H. Jackson Jr. High School 78.62% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Mays High School 78.58% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Michael R. Hollis Innovation Academy 78.61% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Miles Elementary School 78.60% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Morningside Elementary School 78.61% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton North Atlanta High School 78.61% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Parkside Elementary School 78.56% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Perkerson Elementary School 78.47% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Peyton Forest Elementary School 78.69% 2 of 59 FY2020 Free and Reduced Lunch School Data - All Schools Percentage (%) FY School District County School Name Free & Reduced 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Price Middle School 78.66% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Rivers Elementary School 78.61% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Scott Elementary School 78.55% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Slater Elementary School 78.57% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Smith Elementary School 78.63% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton South Atlanta High School 78.58% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Springdale Park Elementary School 78.59% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Sutton Middle School 78.62% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Sylvan Hills Middle School 78.62% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton The John HopeCharles Walter Hill Elementary Schools 78.49% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Therrell High School 78.60% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Thomasville Heights Elementary School 78.55% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Toomer Elementary School 78.59% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Tuskegee Airman Global Academy 78.69% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Wesley International Academy Charter Facility 78.63% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton West Manor Elementary School 78.65% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Westside Atlanta Charter School 78.57% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Woodson Park Academy 95.00% 2020 Atlanta Public Schools Fulton Young Middle School 78.60% 2020 Bacon County Bacon Bacon County Elementary School 84.49% 2020 Bacon County Bacon Bacon County High School 51.72% 2020 Bacon County Bacon Bacon County Middle School 77.56% 2020 Bacon County Bacon Bacon County Primary School 84.50% 2020 Baker County Baker Baker County K12 School 95.00% 2020 Baldwin County Baldwin Baldwin High School 92.86% 2020 Baldwin County Baldwin Lakeview Academy 92.93% 2020 Baldwin County Baldwin Lakeview Primary 92.91% 2020 Baldwin County Baldwin Midway Hills Academy 92.80% 2020 Baldwin County Baldwin Midway Hills Primary 92.88% 2020 Baldwin County Baldwin Oak Hill MS 92.89% 2020 Banks County Banks Banks County Elementary School 64.54% 2020 Banks County Banks Banks County High School 51.22% 2020 Banks County Banks Banks County Middle School 62.12% 2020 Banks County Banks Banks County Primary School 60.34% 2020 Barrow County Barrow Apalachee High School 49.03% 2020 Barrow County Barrow Auburn Elementary School 67.70% 2020 Barrow County Barrow Bear Creek Middle School 57.05% 2020 Barrow County Barrow Bethlehem Elementary School 54.15% 2020 Barrow County Barrow Bramlett Elementary School 38.19% 3 of 59 FY2020 Free and Reduced Lunch School Data - All Schools Percentage (%) FY School District County School Name Free & Reduced 2020 Barrow County Barrow County Line Elementary School 52.98% 2020 Barrow County Barrow HaymonMorris Middle School 52.07% 2020 Barrow County Barrow Holsenbeck Elementary School 56.76% 2020 Barrow County Barrow Kennedy Elementary School 64.82% 2020 Barrow County Barrow Russell Middle School 50.15% 2020 Barrow County Barrow Statham Elementary School 54.74% 2020 Barrow County Barrow Westside Middle School 61.38% 2020 Barrow County Barrow Winder Elementary School 68.61% 2020 Barrow County Barrow WinderBarrow High School 45.15% 2020 Barrow County Barrow Yargo Elementary School 53.78% 2020 Bartow County Bartow Adairsville Elementary School 51.77% 2020 Bartow County Bartow Adairsville High School 43.08% 2020 Bartow County Bartow Adairsville Middle School 48.52% 2020 Bartow County Bartow Allatoona Elementary School 72.56% 2020 Bartow County Bartow Cass High School 51.01% 2020 Bartow County Bartow Cass Middle School 59.16% 2020 Bartow County Bartow Clear Creek Elementary School 51.04% 2020 Bartow County Bartow Cloverleaf Elementary 66.46% 2020 Bartow County Bartow Emerson Elementary School 76.64% 2020 Bartow County Bartow Euharlee Elementary School 48.24% 2020 Bartow County Bartow Hamilton Crossing Elementary School 55.04% 2020 Bartow County Bartow Kingston Elementary School 75.76% 2020
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