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Ranks 101–110 of the public schools with the highest share of female students in Saint Paul, Minnesota. Back to page 1.

MOST FEMALE · SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA

#	School	City	District	Students	Female students	% Female
101	Daytons Bluff Elementary	SAINT PAUL, MN	Saint Paul Public Schools	301	131	43.5%
102	Battle Creek Elementary School	SAINT PAUL, MN	Saint Paul Public Schools	470	204	43.4%
103	Gordon Parks High School	SAINT PAUL, MN	Saint Paul Public Schools	217	90	41.5%
104	Early Education - Birth to Three	SAINT PAUL, MN	Saint Paul Public Schools	311	128	41.2%
105	HOPE Community Academy High School	SAINT PAUL, MN	HOPE COMMUNITY ACADEMY	124	51	41.1%
106	St. Paul School of Northern Lights	SAINT PAUL, MN	St. Paul School of Northern Lights	212	86	40.6%
107	Crossroads Science Program	SAINT PAUL, MN	Saint Paul Public Schools	192	76	39.6%
108	Focus Beyond	SAINT PAUL, MN	Saint Paul Public Schools	212	76	35.9%
109	ECSE Inclusion	SAINT PAUL, MN	Saint Paul Public Schools	329	112	34.0%
110	Bridge View Special Education	SAINT PAUL, MN	Saint Paul Public Schools	115	33	28.7%

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