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The public elementary schools with the highest share of female students in Massachusetts · page 20

Ranks 9511,000 of the public schools with the highest share of female students in Massachusetts. Back to page 1.

MOST FEMALE · MASSACHUSETTS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsFemale students% Female
951Indian HeadHanson, MAWhitman-Hanson49421643.7%
952Shining Star Early Childhood CenterMilford, MAMilford1586943.7%
953TeaticketEast Falmouth, MAFalmouth23610343.6%
954Davis Hill ElementaryHolden, MAWachusett43118843.6%
955Meadow BrookEast Longmeadow, MAEast Longmeadow51622543.6%
956ForestdaleMalden, MAMalden53923543.6%
957Webster SchoolEverett, MAEverett35115343.6%
958JohnsonNahant, MANahant1637143.6%
959Ruggles LaneBarre, MAQuabbin40217543.5%
960South Street Early Learning CenterFitchburg, MAFitchburg57024843.5%
961Edgar F. Hooks ElementaryChelsea, MAChelsea43018743.5%
962Bates Elementary SchoolRoslindale, MABoston28112243.4%
963John K TarboxLawrence, MALawrence28112243.4%
964Rochester MemorialRochester, MARochester47320543.3%
965Spencer BordenFall River, MAFall River57524943.3%
966Witchcraft HeightsSalem, MASalem45519743.3%
967West ElementaryPlymouth, MAPlymouth34915143.3%
968Kennedy-LongfellowCambridge, MACambridge2159343.3%
969Memorial Early Childhood CenterMiddleboro, MAMiddleborough27311843.2%
970FallsNorth Attleborough, MANorth Attleborough24310543.2%
971Deerfield ElementarySouth Deerfield, MADeerfield30113043.2%
972Ellison-Parks Early Education SchoolMattapan, MABoston1908243.2%
973J F Kennedy MemorialFranklin, MAFranklin34114743.1%
974James Clark SchoolAgawam, MAAgawam29712843.1%
975Anne Bradstreet Early Childhood CenterNorth Andover, MANorth Andover46219943.1%
976Winter Hill CommunitySomerville, MASomerville38816743.0%
977BraytonNorth Adams, MANorth Adams34214743.0%
978King Elementary SchoolDorchester, MABoston46419942.9%
979Sgt Wm H Carney AcademyNew Bedford, MANew Bedford61826542.9%
980Swallow/Union SchoolDunstable, MAGroton-Dunstable2109042.9%
981WashingtonLowell, MALowell25210842.9%
982PeirceArlington, MAArlington31813642.8%
983Lambert-LavoieChicopee, MAChicopee24610542.7%
984Hilltown Cooperative Charter Public SchoolEasthampton, MAHilltown Cooperative Charter Public2189342.7%
985Midland StreetWorcester, MAWorcester24910642.6%
986Joseph OsgoodCohasset, MACohasset36915742.5%
987BoydenWalpole, MAWalpole39516842.5%
988Chatham Elementary SchoolChatham, MAMonomoy Regional School District1466242.5%
989Curley K-8 SchoolJamaica Plain, MABoston90238342.5%
990Franklin Early Childhood Development CenterFranklin, MAFranklin1426042.3%
991Royalston Community SchoolRoyalston, MAAthol-Royalston1526442.1%
992Roland Green SchoolMansfield, MAMansfield1074542.1%
993Rollins Early Childhood CenterLawrence, MALawrence1576642.0%
994William F. Stanley Elementary SchoolWaltham, MAWaltham38116042.0%
995Fort Meadow Early Childhood CenterWestfield, MAWestfield1626842.0%
996Lynch ElementaryWinchester, MAWinchester42617841.8%
997Gov Edward WinslowMarshfield, MAMarshfield35714841.5%
998CenterPeabody, MAPeabody1235141.5%
999Pelham ElementaryPelham, MAPelham1285341.4%
1000Nelson PlaceWorcester, MAWorcester62125741.4%
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