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The public elementary schools with the highest share of female students in Massachusetts · page 17

Ranks 801–850 of the public schools with the highest share of female students in Massachusetts. Back to page 1.

MOST FEMALE · MASSACHUSETTS

#	School	City	District	Students	Female students	% Female
801	Sumner Elementary School	Roslindale, MA	Boston	576	265	46.0%
802	Pawtucketville Memorial	Lowell, MA	Lowell	463	213	46.0%
803	Hoosac Valley Elementary School	Adams, MA	Hoosac Valley Regional	398	183	46.0%
804	Millbury Street Elementary School	Grafton, MA	Grafton	585	269	46.0%
805	David Mindess	Ashland, MA	Ashland	670	308	46.0%
806	Anne T. Dunphy School	Williamsburg, MA	Williamsburg	111	51	46.0%
807	Agawam Early Childhood Center	Agawam, MA	Agawam	135	62	45.9%
808	Joseph Demello	South Dartmouth, MA	Dartmouth	392	180	45.9%
809	Beatrice H Wood Elementary	Plainville, MA	Plainville	331	152	45.9%
810	Delaney	Wrentham, MA	Wrentham	601	276	45.9%
811	Kenny Elementary School	Dorchester, MA	Boston	329	151	45.9%
812	Mario Umana Academy	East Boston, MA	Boston	634	291	45.9%
813	E J Harrington	Lynn, MA	Lynn	687	315	45.9%
814	Martinson Elementary	Marshfield, MA	Marshfield	445	204	45.8%
815	Taft Early Learning Center	Uxbridge, MA	Uxbridge	526	241	45.8%
816	Hardy	Arlington, MA	Arlington	382	175	45.8%
817	Plymouth Early Childhood Center	Plymouth, MA	Plymouth	225	103	45.8%
818	Ivan G Smith	Danvers, MA	Danvers	389	178	45.8%
819	Brown	Natick, MA	Natick	494	226	45.8%
820	Morse	Cambridge, MA	Cambridge	328	150	45.7%
821	Clifford M Granger	Feeding Hills, MA	Agawam	361	165	45.7%
822	Clap Elementary School	Dorchester, MA	Boston	140	64	45.7%
823	Harris Brook Elementary School	Ludlow, MA	Ludlow	593	271	45.7%
824	Wolf Swamp Road	Longmeadow, MA	Longmeadow	429	196	45.7%
825	Daniel Webster	Marshfield, MA	Marshfield	313	143	45.7%
826	Franklin	North Andover, MA	North Andover	383	175	45.7%
827	Hildreth Elementary School	Harvard, MA	Harvard	451	206	45.7%
828	Joseph E Fiske	Wellesley, MA	Wellesley	278	127	45.7%
829	James F Hennessey	Lawrence, MA	Lawrence	300	137	45.7%
830	Ralph Talbot	South Weymouth, MA	Weymouth	300	137	45.7%
831	Lee Academy	Dorchester, MA	Boston	195	89	45.6%
832	Gardner Elementary School	Gardner, MA	Gardner	1,087	496	45.6%
833	Tracy	Lynn, MA	Lynn	397	181	45.6%
834	Sunita L. Williams Elementary	Needham, MA	Needham	533	243	45.6%
835	L G Nourse Elementary	Norton, MA	Norton	272	124	45.6%
836	Julia F Callahan	Lynn, MA	Lynn	373	170	45.6%
837	Shurtleff Early Childhood	Chelsea, MA	Chelsea	779	355	45.6%
838	Stearns	Pittsfield, MA	Pittsfield	224	102	45.5%
839	Jackson Street	Northampton, MA	Northampton	279	127	45.5%
840	Downey	Brockton, MA	Brockton	602	274	45.5%
841	Miriam F McCarthy School	Framingham, MA	Framingham	490	223	45.5%
842	Sumner Avenue	Springfield, MA	Springfield	490	223	45.5%
843	Williams	Auburndale, MA	Newton	211	96	45.5%
844	White Street	Springfield, MA	Springfield	378	172	45.5%
845	Francis J McGrath Elementary	Worcester, MA	Worcester	200	91	45.5%
846	Morris	Lenox, MA	Lenox	332	151	45.5%
847	William E Norris	Southampton, MA	Southampton	475	216	45.5%
848	Rodman Early Childhood Center	Canton, MA	Canton	121	55	45.5%
849	Highlands	Danvers, MA	Danvers	385	175	45.5%
850	Leeds	Leeds, MA	Northampton	253	115	45.5%

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