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The public high schools with the highest share of female students in Shiawassee County, Michigan

8 public high schools in Shiawassee County, Michigan appear in this ranking of the public high schools with the highest share of female students, ranked by the share of enrolled students who are female, from federal NCES data. Laingsburg High School leads the list at 50.3%, against a median of 48.5% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Shiawassee County, Michigan

Top % Female

50.3%

Median % Female

48.5%

MOST FEMALE · SHIAWASSEE COUNTY, MICHIGAN

#	School	City	District	Students	Female students	% Female
1	Laingsburg High School	LAINGSBURG, MI	Laingsburg Community Schools	340	171	50.3%
2	Morrice Area High School	MORRICE, MI	Morrice Area Schools	215	108	50.2%
3	Owosso High School	OWOSSO, MI	Owosso Public Schools	805	404	50.2%
4	Byron Area High School	BYRON, MI	Byron Area Schools	200	100	50.0%
5	Durand Area High School	DURAND, MI	Durand Area Schools	385	181	47.0%
6	Corunna High School	CORUNNA, MI	Corunna Public Schools	610	286	46.9%
7	Lincoln Alternative High School	OWOSSO, MI	Owosso Public Schools	131	60	45.8%
8	New Lothrop High School	NEW LOTHROP, MI	New Lothrop Area Public Schools	398	178	44.7%

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