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The public high schools with the highest share of female students in Kansas · page 6

Ranks 251263 of the public schools with the highest share of female students in Kansas. Back to page 1.

MOST FEMALE · KANSAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsFemale students% Female
251Medicine Lodge Jr/Sr High SchoolMedicine Lodge, KSBarber County North2249743.3%
252St John HighSt. John, KSSt John-Hudson1416143.3%
253Kinsley Jr/Sr High SchoolKinsley, KSKinsley-Offerle1355843.0%
254Sedan HighSedan, KSChautauqua Co Community1827842.9%
255Kiowa County Junior High/High SchoolGreensburg, KSKiowa County1315642.8%
256Marmaton Valley HighMoran, KSMarmaton Valley1355742.2%
257Lakeside Junior/Senior High SchoolDowns, KSWaconda1275341.7%
258Elkhart HighElkhart, KSElkhart1084541.7%
259St. Marys Junior Senior HighSt Marys, KSKaw Valley24610241.5%
260Cunningham HighCunningham, KSCunningham1174841.0%
261Spearville Jr/Sr HighSpearville, KSSpearville1777240.7%
262Stafford Middle School/High SchoolStafford, KSStafford1164437.9%
263Lawrence Gardner High SchoolTopeka, KSDepartment of Corrections11143.6%
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