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The public elementary schools with the highest share of female students in Pike County, Mississippi

6 public elementary schools in Pike County, Mississippi appear in this ranking of the public elementary schools with the highest share of female students, ranked by the share of enrolled students who are female, from federal NCES data. Summit Elementary School leads the list at 51.5%, against a median of 49.3% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
6
Pike County, Mississippi
Top % Female
51.5%
Median % Female
49.3%
MOST FEMALE · PIKE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsFemale students% Female
1Summit Elementary SchoolSummit, MSMcComb School District20010351.5%
2Otken Elementary SchoolMCCOMB, MSMcComb School District45822749.6%
3North Pike Elementary SchoolSummit, MSNorth Pike Schools78138749.5%
4Osyka Elementary SchoolOsyka, MSSouth Pike School District21410549.1%
5Eva Gordon Lower Elementary SchoolMagnolia, MSSouth Pike School District34516748.4%
6Kennedy Elementary SchoolMCCOMB, MSMcComb School District23210846.5%
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