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The public high schools with the highest share of female students in Santa Clara County, California · page 2

Ranks 5168 of the public schools with the highest share of female students in Santa Clara County, California. Back to page 1.

MOST FEMALE · SANTA CLARA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsFemale students% Female
51Saratoga HighSaratoga, CALos Gatos-Saratoga Union High1,16153646.2%
52Piedmont Hills HighSan Jose, CAEast Side Union High1,91888346.0%
53Henry M. Gunn HighPalo Alto, CAPalo Alto Unified1,64375646.0%
54Palo Alto HighPalo Alto, CAPalo Alto Unified1,89186845.9%
55San Jose HighSan Jose, CASan Jose Unified87439745.4%
56Oak Grove HighSan Jose, CAEast Side Union High1,37462145.2%
57Los Gatos HighLos Gatos, CALos Gatos-Saratoga Union High1,91485844.8%
58Foothill HighSan Jose, CAEast Side Union High26812044.8%
59ACE Charter HighSan Jose, CAACE Charter High District31314044.7%
60B. Roberto Cruz Leadership AcademySan Jose, CAB. Roberto Cruz Leadership Academy District26111644.4%
61Summit Public School: TahomaSan Jose, CASummit Public School: Tahoma District38316843.9%
62Alpha Cindy Avitia HighSan Jose, CAAlpha Cindy Avitia High District40517443.0%
63Calaveras HillsMilpitas, CAMilpitas Unified1054542.9%
64New Valley Continuation HighSanta Clara, CASanta Clara Unified1516341.7%
65San Jose Conservation Corps CharterSan Jose, CASan Jose Conservation Corps Charter District1586440.5%
66Mt. Madonna HighGilroy, CAGilroy Unified1506040.0%
67Downtown College Prep - Alum RockSan Jose, CADowntown College Prep - Alum Rock District2028039.6%
68Santa Clara County CommunitySan Jose, CASanta Clara County Office of Education1073532.7%
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