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The public high schools with the highest share of female students in Kansas · page 2

Ranks 51100 of the public schools with the highest share of female students in Kansas. Back to page 1.

MOST FEMALE · KANSAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsFemale students% Female
51Fredonia Jr./Sr. High SchoolFredonia, KSFredonia31415950.6%
52Shawnee Mission South HighOverland Park, KSShawnee Mission Pub Sch1,57479750.6%
53Winfield HighWinfield, KSWinfield63832350.6%
54Republic County Jr./Sr. High SchoolBelleville, KSRepublic County24512450.6%
55Pleasant Ridge HighEaston, KSEaston1688550.6%
56Jayhawk-Linn HighMound City, KSJayhawk26313350.6%
57Hays HighHays, KSHays1,01751450.5%
58Ulysses HighUlysses, KSUlysses43822150.5%
59Galena HighGalena, KSGalena23611950.4%
60North HighWichita, KSWichita2,0411,02950.4%
61Arkansas City HighArkansas City, KSArkansas City88544650.4%
62Greeley County Jr./Sr. HighTribune, KSGreeley County Schools1316650.4%
63Newton Sr HighNewton, KSNewton93246950.3%
64Washington County High SchoolWashington, KSWashington Co. Schools1638250.3%
65Marion HighMarion, KSMarion-Florence1598050.3%
66Great Bend High SchoolGreat Bend, KSGreat Bend92346450.3%
67Jefferson West HighMeriden, KSJefferson West24712450.2%
68Chanute HighChanute, KSChanute Public Schools52826550.2%
69Piper HighKansas City, KSPiper-Kansas City91345850.2%
70Salina High SouthSalina, KSSalina1,04652450.1%
71Conway Springs High SchoolConway Springs, KSConway Springs1447250.0%
72Decatur Community Jr/Sr HighOberlin, KSOberlin1447250.0%
73West Franklin High SchoolPomona, KSWest Franklin20010050.0%
74Valley Heights Jr/Sr HighBlue Rapids, KSValley Heights1668350.0%
75Baxter Springs HighBaxter Springs, KSBaxter Springs36118049.9%
76Mulvane HighMulvane, KSMulvane54026949.8%
77Goodland Jr-Sr. High SchoolGoodland, KSGoodland38819349.7%
78Central Heights HighRichmond, KSCentral Heights30014949.7%
79Circle HighTowanda, KSCircle60430049.7%
80Burlington HighBurlington, KSBurlington24612249.6%
81Wabaunsee Sr HighAlma, KSWabaunsee1155749.6%
82Riverton HighRiverton, KSRiverton21810849.5%
83Waverly HighWaverly, KSLebo-Waverly1055249.5%
84Rose Hill HighRose Hill, KSRose Hill Public Schools60830149.5%
85Chase County Junior Senior High SchoolCottonwood Falls, KSChase County1929549.5%
86Southeast HighWichita, KSWichita2,0661,02149.4%
87Smoky Valley HighLindsborg, KSSmoky Valley24312049.4%
88Valley Center HighValley Center, KSValley Center Pub Sch1,01149949.4%
89Ottawa Sr HighOttawa, KSOttawa68133649.3%
90Scott City HighScott City, KSScott County30214949.3%
91Jackson Heights High School and Middle SchoolHolton, KSNorth Jackson22911349.3%
92Shawnee Mission Northwest HighShawnee, KSShawnee Mission Pub Sch1,59978949.3%
93Fort Scott Sr HighFort Scott, KSFort Scott57828549.3%
94Wellsville HighWellsville, KSWellsville27813749.3%
95Hesston HighHesston, KSHesston27413549.3%
96Bonner Springs HighBonner Springs, KSBonner Springs77838349.2%
97East HighWichita, KSWichita2,4351,19849.2%
98Hutchinson High SchoolHutchinson, KSHutchinson Public Schools1,21459749.2%
99Sedgwick HighSedgwick, KSSedgwick Public Schools23811749.2%
100Eureka Jr/Sr HighEureka, KSEureka23411549.1%
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