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The public middle schools with the highest share of female students in Western Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut

Across Western Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut, 30 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by the share of enrolled students who are female, from federal NCES data. Newtown Middle School leads the list at 53.5%, against a median of 49.3% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Western Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut

Top % Female

53.5%

Median % Female

49.3%

MOST FEMALE · WESTERN CONNECTICUT PLANNING REGION, CONNECTICUT

#	School	City	District	Students	Female students	% Female
1	Newtown Middle School	Newtown, CT	Newtown School District	593	317	53.5%
2	Scofield Middle School	Stamford, CT	Stamford School District	622	325	52.3%
3	John Read Middle School	Redding, CT	Redding School District	381	198	52.0%
4	Nathan Hale Middle School	Norwalk, CT	Norwalk School District	499	258	51.7%
5	East Ridge Middle School	Ridgefield, CT	Ridgefield School District	489	252	51.5%
6	Middlebrook School	Wilton, CT	Wilton School District	852	438	51.4%
7	Bedford Middle School	Westport, CT	Westport School District	710	362	51.0%
8	Schaghticoke Middle School	New Milford, CT	New Milford School District	791	403	51.0%
9	Westside Middle School Academy	Danbury, CT	Danbury School District	736	374	50.8%
10	West Rocks Middle School	Norwalk, CT	Norwalk School District	657	331	50.4%
11	Whisconier Middle School	Brookfield, CT	Brookfield School District	595	298	50.1%
12	Scotts Ridge Middle School	Ridgefield, CT	Ridgefield School District	548	274	50.0%
13	Central Middle School	Greenwich, CT	Greenwich School District	483	240	49.7%
14	Coleytown Middle School	Westport, CT	Westport School District	484	240	49.6%
15	Saxe Middle School	New Canaan, CT	New Canaan School District	1,271	628	49.4%
16	Middlesex Middle School	Darien, CT	Darien School District	1,043	514	49.3%
17	Rippowam Middle School	Stamford, CT	Stamford School District	704	346	49.1%
18	Roton Middle School	Norwalk, CT	Norwalk School District	463	227	49.0%
19	Broadview Middle School	Danbury, CT	Danbury School District	1,070	524	49.0%
20	Bethel Middle School	Bethel, CT	Bethel School District	758	368	48.5%
21	Rogers Park Middle School	Danbury, CT	Danbury School District	888	430	48.4%
22	New Fairfield Middle School	New Fairfield, CT	New Fairfield School District	464	222	47.8%
23	Eastern Middle School	Riverside, CT	Greenwich School District	797	378	47.4%
24	Turn of River School	Stamford, CT	Stamford School District	560	264	47.1%
25	Ponus Ridge STEAM Academy	Norwalk, CT	Norwalk School District	637	299	46.9%
26	Weston Middle School	Weston, CT	Weston School District	474	221	46.6%
27	Western Middle School	Greenwich, CT	Greenwich School District	563	261	46.4%
28	Reed Intermediate School	Newtown, CT	Newtown School District	583	270	46.3%
29	Dolan School	Stamford, CT	Stamford School District	577	256	44.4%
30	Cloonan School	Stamford, CT	Stamford School District	447	198	44.3%

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