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The public middle schools with the highest share of female students in Coweta County, Georgia

This ranking covers the public middle schools with the highest share of female students in Coweta County, Georgia, drawn from 7 qualifying public middle schools. Madras Middle School leads the list at 50.1%, against a median of 49.4% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
7
Coweta County, Georgia
Top % Female
50.1%
Median % Female
49.4%
MOST FEMALE · COWETA COUNTY, GEORGIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsFemale students% Female
1Madras Middle SchoolNewnan, GACoweta County75437850.1%
2East Coweta Middle SchoolSenoia, GACoweta County84542350.1%
3Evans Middle SchoolNewnan, GACoweta County73636649.7%
4Blake Bass Middle SchoolSharpsburg, GACoweta County88743849.4%
5Smokey Road Middle SchoolNewnan, GACoweta County56327348.5%
6Arnall Middle SchoolNewnan, GACoweta County74033545.3%
7Lee Middle SchoolSharpsburg, GACoweta County73032844.9%
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