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The public schools with the highest share of female students in Mendocino County, California

35 public schools in Mendocino County, California appear in this ranking of the public schools with the highest share of female students, ranked by the share of enrolled students who are female, from federal NCES data. Ukiah Independent Study Academy leads the list at 63.6%, against a median of 47.5% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Mendocino County, California

Top % Female

63.6%

Median % Female

47.5%

MOST FEMALE · MENDOCINO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Students	Female students	% Female
1	Ukiah Independent Study Academy	Ukiah, CA	Ukiah Unified	118	75	63.6%
2	SHANEL VALLEY ACADEMY	Hopland, CA	Shanel Valley Academy District	124	67	54.0%
3	Dana Gray Elementary	Fort Bragg, CA	Fort Bragg Unified	342	184	53.8%
4	Anderson Valley Junior-Senior High	Boonville, CA	Anderson Valley Unified	192	103	53.6%
5	Yokayo Elementary	Ukiah, CA	Ukiah Unified	414	220	53.1%
6	Oak Manor Elementary	Ukiah, CA	Ukiah Unified	417	216	51.8%
7	Pomolita Middle	Ukiah, CA	Ukiah Unified	826	427	51.7%
8	Point Arena High	Point Arena, CA	Point Arena Joint Union High	131	67	51.1%
9	Grace Hudson Elementary	Ukiah, CA	Ukiah Unified	449	229	51.0%
10	Mendocino High	Mendocino, CA	Mendocino Unified	165	83	50.3%
11	Redwood Elementary	Fort Bragg, CA	Fort Bragg Unified	343	172	50.1%
12	Redwood Collegiate Academy	Ukiah, CA	Redwood Collegiate Academy District	122	61	50.0%
13	Sequoia Career Academy	Ukiah, CA	Sequoia Career Academy District	144	72	50.0%
14	Frank Zeek Elementary	Ukiah, CA	Ukiah Unified	391	194	49.6%
15	Arena Elementary	Point Arena, CA	Arena Union Elementary	239	118	49.4%
16	Willits Elementary Charter	Willits, CA	Willits Elementary Charter District	140	68	48.6%
17	Blosser Lane Elementary	Willits, CA	Willits Unified	335	162	48.4%
18	South Valley High (Continuation)	Ukiah, CA	Ukiah Unified	120	57	47.5%
19	River Oak Charter	Ukiah, CA	River Oak Charter District	245	116	47.4%
20	Fort Bragg Middle	Fort Bragg, CA	Fort Bragg Unified	376	178	47.3%
21	Eagle Peak Middle	Redwood Valley, CA	Ukiah Unified	552	261	47.3%
22	Fort Bragg High	Fort Bragg, CA	Fort Bragg Unified	569	267	46.9%
23	Potter Valley Elementary	Potter Valley, CA	Potter Valley Community Unified	143	66	46.1%
24	Laytonville Elementary	Laytonville, CA	Laytonville Unified	217	100	46.1%
25	Brookside Elementary	Willits, CA	Willits Unified	350	161	46.0%
26	Ukiah High	Ukiah, CA	Ukiah Unified	1,767	809	45.8%
27	Round Valley Elementary	Covelo, CA	Round Valley Unified	313	142	45.4%
28	Willits High	Willits, CA	Willits Unified	397	180	45.3%
29	Nokomis Elementary	Ukiah, CA	Ukiah Unified	342	155	45.3%
30	Mendocino K-8	Mendocino, CA	Mendocino Unified	241	108	44.8%
31	Anderson Valley Elementary	Boonville, CA	Anderson Valley Unified	190	84	44.2%
32	Baechtel Grove Middle	Willits, CA	Willits Unified	331	146	44.1%
33	Willits Charter	Willits, CA	Willits Charter District	123	54	43.9%
34	Calpella Elementary	Ukiah, CA	Ukiah Unified	475	205	43.2%
35	Round Valley High	Covelo, CA	Round Valley Unified	113	46	40.7%

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