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The public K-12 schools with the highest share of female students in Hawaii

This ranking covers the public K-12 schools with the highest share of female students in Hawaii, drawn from 7 qualifying public K-12 schools. Anuenue School leads the list at 53.4%, against a median of 47.3% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Hawaii

Top % Female

53.4%

Median % Female

47.3%

MOST FEMALE · HAWAII

#	School	City	District	Students	Female students	% Female
1	Anuenue School	Honolulu, HI	Hawaii Department of Education	431	230	53.4%
2	Ke Kula o Ehunuikaimalino	Kealakekua, HI	Hawaii Department of Education	275	142	51.6%
3	Paauilo Elementary & Intermediate School	Paauilo, HI	Hawaii Department of Education	180	90	50.0%
4	Lanai High & Elementary School	Lanai City, HI	Hawaii Department of Education	579	274	47.3%
5	Kau High & Pahala Elementary School	Pahala, HI	Hawaii Department of Education	488	226	46.3%
6	Hana High & Elementary School	Hana, HI	Hawaii Department of Education	368	167	45.4%
7	Kua o ka La - NCPCS	Hilo, HI	Hawaii Department of Education	185	80	43.2%

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