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The public elementary schools with the highest share of female students in Massachusetts · page 16

Ranks 751800 of the public schools with the highest share of female students in Massachusetts. Back to page 1.

MOST FEMALE · MASSACHUSETTS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsFemale students% Female
751John Avery ParkerNew Bedford, MANew Bedford28913446.4%
752Fisher Hill SchoolOrange, MAOrange49422946.4%
753Colegrove Park ElementaryNorth Adams, MANorth Adams36917146.3%
754Early Learning CenterAttleboro, MAAttleboro24411346.3%
755FiskeLexington, MALexington32415046.3%
756King OpenCambridge, MACambridge39118146.3%
757Streiber Memorial SchoolChicopee, MAChicopee22910646.3%
758RiversideDanvers, MADanvers35016246.3%
759Peter Thacher Elementary SchoolAttleboro, MAAttleboro46721646.3%
760GreenlodgeDedham, MADedham32014846.3%
761North Brookfield ElementaryNorth Brookfield, MANorth Brookfield24011146.3%
762Kennedy Patrick J Elementary SchoolEast Boston, MABoston27912946.2%
763Sheffield Elementary SchoolTurners Falls, MAGill-Montague1999246.2%
764H.B. Lawrence SchoolHolyoke, MAHolyoke30514146.2%
765GloverMarblehead, MAMarblehead31814746.2%
766John B DevallesNew Bedford, MANew Bedford29213546.2%
767Thomas R Plympton Elementary SchoolWaltham, MAWaltham35716546.2%
768East Street Elementary SchoolLudlow, MALudlow36817046.2%
769Cove ElementaryBeverly, MABeverly39418246.2%
770Wood End Elementary SchoolReading, MAReading23610946.2%
771John D Mc Govern ElementaryMedway, MAMedway35316346.2%
772Martha JonesWestwood, MAWestwood27512746.2%
773Roland HayesChestnut Hill, MABrookline41819346.2%
774Vincent M Igo ElementaryFoxborough, MAFoxborough37917546.2%
775Hurld-Wyman Elementary SchoolWoburn, MAWoburn41819346.2%
776East Brookfield ElementaryEast Brookfield, MASpencer-E Brookfield24711446.1%
777West Villages Elementary SchoolMarstons Mills, MABarnstable41619246.1%
778Gardner Pilot AcademyAllston, MABoston36416846.1%
779Condon K-8 SchoolSouth Boston, MABoston51823946.1%
780Kilmer K-8 SchoolWest Roxbury, MABoston40118546.1%
781Russell St ElementaryLittleton, MALittleton37517346.1%
782South ElementaryAndover, MAAndover43820246.1%
783Fall BrookLeominster, MALeominster67030946.1%
784Lt Job Lane SchoolBedford, MABedford54024946.1%
785Boylston Elementary SchoolBoylston, MABerlin-Boylston34716046.1%
786Perkins Elementary SchoolSouth Boston, MABoston1677746.1%
787AveryDedham, MADedham32114846.1%
788Veterans Early Learning CenterSaugus, MASaugus50123146.1%
789Charlotte A DunningFramingham, MAFramingham43620146.1%
790Francis M LeahyLawrence, MALawrence52524246.1%
791East Taunton ElementaryEast Taunton, MATaunton56426046.1%
792BennettLeominster, MALeominster1155346.1%
793Mary Rowlandson ElementaryLancaster, MANashoba47321846.1%
794Bryantville ElementaryPembroke, MAPembroke42119446.1%
795Stall BrookBellingham, MABellingham28012946.1%
796Edward F. ParthumLawrence, MALawrence65630246.0%
797Northbridge Elementary SchoolWhitinsville, MANorthbridge97344846.0%
798MontclairQuincy, MAQuincy36516846.0%
799Joseph A Campbell ElementaryDracut, MADracut56526046.0%
800Page Hilltop Elementary SchoolAyer, MAAyer Shirley School District53924846.0%
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