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

32 public schools in Rankin County, Mississippi appear in this ranking of the public schools with the highest share of female students, ranked by the share of enrolled students who are female, from federal NCES data. Puckett Elementary leads the list at 52.7%, against a median of 48.9% across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked
32
Rankin County, Mississippi
Top % Female
52.7%
Median % Female
48.9%
MOST FEMALE · RANKIN COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsFemale students% Female
1Puckett ElementaryPuckett, MSRankin County School District35118552.7%
2Northwest ElementaryFlowood, MSRankin County School District47725152.6%
3Flowood ElementaryFlowood, MSRankin County School District45823952.2%
4Brandon ElementaryBrandon, MSRankin County School District74338351.5%
5Northside ElementaryPEARL, MSPearl Public Schools66534151.3%
6Pisgah High SchoolBrandon, MSRankin County School District48224751.2%
7Florence ElementaryFlorence, MSRankin County School District53727350.8%
8Pearl Jr High SchoolPEARL, MSPearl Public Schools94447850.6%
9McLaurin High SchoolFlorence, MSRankin County School District48124250.3%
10Pelahatchie ElementaryPelahatchie, MSRankin County School District38519350.1%
11StoneBridge ElementaryBrandon, MSRankin County School District74237049.9%
12Richland Upper ElementaryRichland, MSRankin County School District48023849.6%
13Brandon High SchoolBrandon, MSRankin County School District1,60979249.2%
14Northshore ElementaryBrandon, MSRankin County School District53926549.2%
15Florence High SchoolFlorence, MSRankin County School District71835349.2%
16Florence Middle SchoolFlorence, MSRankin County School District55627248.9%
17Rouse ElementaryBrandon, MSRankin County School District79839048.9%
18Northwest Middle SchoolFlowood, MSRankin County School District1,35265748.6%
19Brandon Middle SchoolBrandon, MSRankin County School District1,15556048.5%
20Highland Bluff ElementaryBrandon, MSRankin County School District49123848.5%
21Northwest High SchoolFlowood, MSRankin County School District1,85589948.5%
22Steens Creek ElementaryFlorence, MSRankin County School District58228248.5%
23McLaurin ElementaryFlorence, MSRankin County School District50424448.4%
24Pearl Lower ElementaryPEARL, MSPearl Public Schools76336948.4%
25Pisgah ElementaryBrandon, MSRankin County School District55626748.0%
26Pearl High SchoolPEARL, MSPearl Public Schools1,27861348.0%
27Richland ElementaryRichland, MSRankin County School District36917447.1%
28Pearl Upper SchoolPEARL, MSPearl Public Schools60828647.0%
29Oakdale ElementaryBrandon, MSRankin County School District56626446.6%
30Pelahatchie High SchoolPelahatchie, MSRankin County School District33615546.1%
31Richland High SchoolRichland, MSRankin County School District73133646.0%
32Puckett High SchoolPuckett, MSRankin County School District34315344.6%
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