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The public schools with the highest share of female students in New Madrid County, Missouri

This ranking covers the public schools with the highest share of female students in New Madrid County, Missouri, drawn from 10 qualifying public schools. GIDEON HIGH leads the list at 59.8%, against a median of 47.9% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
New Madrid County, Missouri
Top % Female
59.8%
Median % Female
47.9%
MOST FEMALE · NEW MADRID COUNTY, MISSOURI
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsFemale students% Female
1GIDEON HIGHGIDEON, MOGIDEON 371026159.8%
2CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOLNEW MADRID, MONEW MADRID CO. R-I36118551.3%
3PORTAGEVILLE ELEM.PORTAGEVILLE, MOPORTAGEVILLE31115650.2%
4WING ELEM.SIKESTON, MOSIKESTON R-635917849.6%
5CENTRAL MIDDLE SCHOOLNEW MADRID, MONEW MADRID CO. R-I27613548.9%
6GIDEON ELEM.GIDEON, MOGIDEON 371155447.0%
7PORTAGEVILLE HIGHPORTAGEVILLE, MOPORTAGEVILLE36016946.9%
8LILBOURN ELEMENTARYLILBOURN, MONEW MADRID CO. R-I23310946.8%
9NEW MADRID ELEMENTARYNEW MADRID, MONEW MADRID CO. R-I25011646.4%
10MATTHEWS ELEMENTARYMATTHEWS, MONEW MADRID CO. R-I1395942.5%
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