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The public schools with the highest share of female students in Delaware

214 public schools in Delaware 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. Calloway (Cab) School of the Arts leads the list at 71.7%, against a median of 48.7% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

214

Delaware

Top % Female

71.7%

Median % Female

48.7%

MOST FEMALE · DELAWARE

#	School	City	District	Students	Female students	% Female
1	Calloway (Cab) School of the Arts	Wilmington, DE	Red Clay Consolidated School District	941	675	71.7%
2	Southern Delaware School of the Arts	Selbyville, DE	Indian River School District	404	244	60.4%
3	Howard High School of Technology	Wilmington, DE	New Castle County Vocational-Technical School District	905	546	60.3%
4	Early College School at Del State	Dover, DE	Early College High School at Del State	583	345	59.2%
5	Positive Outcomes Charter School	Camden, DE	Positive Outcomes Charter School	119	70	58.8%
6	Delaware School for the Deaf	Newark, DE	Christina School District	108	62	57.4%
7	W. B. Simpson Elementary School	Camden, DE	Caesar Rodney School District	465	255	54.8%
8	Fairview Elementary School	Dover, DE	Capital School District	287	154	53.7%
9	First State Montessori Academy	Wilmington, DE	First State Montessori Academy	657	352	53.6%
10	Pleasantville Elementary School	New Castle, DE	Colonial School District	389	208	53.5%
11	Townsend Early Childhood Center	Townsend, DE	Appoquinimink School District	176	94	53.4%
12	Hartly Elementary School	Hartly, DE	Capital School District	240	128	53.3%
13	Providence Creek Academy Charter School	Clayton, DE	Providence Creek Academy Charter School	769	410	53.3%
14	Sussex Technical High School	Georgetown, DE	Sussex Technical School District	1,341	712	53.1%
15	Frederick Douglass Elementary School	Seaford, DE	Seaford School District	456	242	53.1%
16	Meredith (Everett) Middle School	Middletown, DE	Appoquinimink School District	867	458	52.8%
17	Lancashire Elementary School	Wilmington, DE	Brandywine School District	510	269	52.8%
18	Odessa High School	Townsend, DE	Appoquinimink School District	1,254	661	52.7%
19	Hodgson (Paul M.) Vocational Technical High School	Newark, DE	New Castle County Vocational-Technical School District	1,104	581	52.6%
20	Towne Point Elementary School	Dover, DE	Capital School District	341	179	52.5%
21	Cantwells Bridge Middle School	Townsend, DE	Appoquinimink School District	852	447	52.5%
22	Lewes Elementary School	Lewes, DE	Cape Henlopen School District	620	325	52.4%
23	Wilson (Etta J.) Elementary School	Newark, DE	Christina School District	271	142	52.4%
24	Bryan Allen Stevenson School of Excellence	Georgetown, DE	Bryan Allen Stevenson School of Excellence	208	109	52.4%
25	Campus Community School	Dover, DE	Campus Community School	409	214	52.3%
26	Booker T. Washington Elementary School	Dover, DE	Capital School District	314	164	52.2%
27	Kuumba Academy Charter School	Wilmington, DE	Kuumba Academy Charter School	594	310	52.2%
28	Charter School of New Castle	New Castle, DE	Charter School of New Castle	788	409	51.9%
29	POLYTECH High School	Woodside, DE	POLYTECH School District	1,228	636	51.8%
30	Seaford Middle School	Seaford, DE	Seaford School District	800	413	51.6%
31	Brandywine Springs School	Wilmington, DE	Red Clay Consolidated School District	941	485	51.5%
32	Forest Oak Elementary School	Newark, DE	Red Clay Consolidated School District	429	221	51.5%
33	Bedford (Gunning) Middle School	New Castle, DE	Colonial School District	846	435	51.4%
34	Lake Forest South Elementary School	Harrington, DE	Lake Forest School District	407	209	51.4%
35	Lewis (William C.) Dual Language Elementary School	Wilmington, DE	Red Clay Consolidated School District	347	178	51.3%
36	Maple Lane Elementary School	Claymont, DE	Brandywine School District	363	186	51.2%
37	Maclary (R. Elisabeth) Elementary School	Newark, DE	Christina School District	244	125	51.2%
38	Linden Hill Elementary School	Wilmington, DE	Red Clay Consolidated School District	532	272	51.1%
39	Charter School of Wilmington	Wilmington, DE	Charter School of Wilmington	977	499	51.1%
40	North Dover Elementary School	Dover, DE	Capital School District	333	169	50.8%
41	William F. Cooke Jr. Elementary	Hockessin, DE	Red Clay Consolidated School District	613	311	50.7%
42	Silver Lake Elementary School	Middletown, DE	Appoquinimink School District	552	280	50.7%
43	Stanton Middle School	Wilmington, DE	Red Clay Consolidated School District	558	283	50.7%
44	Love Creek Elementary School	Lewes, DE	Cape Henlopen School District	631	320	50.7%
45	Mispillion Elementary	Milford, DE	Milford School District	568	288	50.7%
46	East Side Charter School	Wilmington, DE	East Side Charter School	434	220	50.7%
47	Academia Antonia Alonso	Newark, DE	Academia Antonia Alonso	910	461	50.7%
48	New Castle Elementary School	New Castle, DE	Colonial School District	383	194	50.6%
49	Leasure (May B.) Elementary School	Newark, DE	Christina School District	316	160	50.6%
50	Townsend Elementary School	Townsend, DE	Appoquinimink School District	435	220	50.6%

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