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Ranks 1,951–2,000 of the public schools with the highest share of female students in Missouri. Back to page 1.

MOST FEMALE · MISSOURI

#	School	City	District	Students	Female students	% Female
1951	GALENA HIGH	GALENA, MO	GALENA R-II	196	82	41.8%
1952	ADAH FULBRIGHT EARLY CHILDHOOD	SPRINGFIELD, MO	SPRINGFIELD R-XII	189	79	41.8%
1953	EARLY CHILDHOOD CTR.	DESOTO, MO	DESOTO 73	146	61	41.8%
1954	PLEASANT HILL MIDDLE	PLEASANT HILL, MO	PLEASANT HILL R-III	328	137	41.8%
1955	TAYLOR EARLY CHILDHOOD	HERCULANEUM, MO	DUNKLIN R-V	170	71	41.8%
1956	MIAMI ELEM.	AMORET, MO	MIAMI R-I	103	43	41.8%
1957	SIKESTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL	SIKESTON, MO	SIKESTON R-6	448	187	41.7%
1958	CHAFFEE ELEM.	CHAFFEE, MO	CHAFFEE R-II	293	122	41.6%
1959	BRENTWOOD HIGH	BRENTWOOD, MO	BRENTWOOD	195	81	41.5%
1960	LAQUEY R-V ELEM.	Laquey, MO	LAQUEY R-V	236	98	41.5%
1961	BLUE EYE MIDDLE	BLUE EYE, MO	BLUE EYE R-V	140	58	41.4%
1962	GATEWAY HIGH	ST LOUIS, MO	ST. LOUIS CITY	860	355	41.3%
1963	HODGEN ELEM.	ST LOUIS, MO	ST. LOUIS CITY	206	85	41.3%
1964	MEADVILLE ELEM.	MEADVILLE, MO	MEADVILLE R-IV	114	47	41.2%
1965	CORNERSTONE ELEMENTARY	EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, MO	EXCELSIOR SPRINGS 40	466	192	41.2%
1966	BISMARCK R-V ELEM.	BISMARCK, MO	BISMARCK R-V	207	85	41.1%
1967	OAK GROVE ELEM	St. Joseph, MO	ST. JOSEPH	502	206	41.0%
1968	HIGH GROVE Early Childhood	GRANDVIEW, MO	GRANDVIEW C-4	132	54	40.9%
1969	JUNCTION HILL ELEM.	WEST PLAINS, MO	JUNCTION HILL C-12	186	76	40.9%
1970	PERSHING ELEM.	SPRINGFIELD, MO	SPRINGFIELD R-XII	142	58	40.9%
1971	JOPLIN EARLY CHILDHOOD CTR.	JOPLIN, MO	JOPLIN SCHOOLS	311	127	40.8%
1972	GRACE EARLY CHILD. ED. CTR.	BELTON, MO	BELTON 124	228	93	40.8%
1973	ST.CHARLES EARLY CHILDHOOD CTR	ST.CHARLES, MO	ST. CHARLES R-VI	238	97	40.8%
1974	RUSSELLVILLE HIGH	RUSSELLVILLE, MO	COLE CO. R-I	285	116	40.7%
1975	BRENTWOOD MIDDLE	BRENTWOOD, MO	BRENTWOOD	160	65	40.6%
1976	Arthur Mallory Early Childhood	SPRINGFIELD, MO	SPRINGFIELD R-XII	143	58	40.6%
1977	DREXEL HIGH	DREXEL, MO	DREXEL R-IV	134	54	40.3%
1978	EXCELSIOR SPRINGS TECH. HIGH	EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, MO	EXCELSIOR SPRINGS 40	147	59	40.1%
1979	Dadeville R-II School	Dadeville, MO	DADEVILLE R-II	100	40	40.0%
1980	KIRBYVILLE MIDDLE	KIRBYVILLE, MO	KIRBYVILLE R-VI	105	42	40.0%
1981	FAYETTE HIGH	FAYETTE, MO	FAYETTE R-III	188	75	39.9%
1982	Festus Early Childhood Center	FESTUS, MO	FESTUS R-VI	141	56	39.7%
1983	GREAT BEGINNINGS EARLY ED CTR.	LEE'S SUMMIT, MO	LEE'S SUMMIT R-VII	331	131	39.6%
1984	WILLIAMS EARLY CHILDHOOD CTR	FORT LEONARD WOOD, MO	WAYNESVILLE R-VI	294	116	39.5%
1985	NORTH PLATTE ELEM.	CAMDEN POINT, MO	NORTH PLATTE CO. R-I	105	41	39.0%
1986	Laquey R-V High	Laquey, MO	LAQUEY R-V	205	80	39.0%
1987	EARLY CHILDHOOD CTR.	SEDALIA, MO	SEDALIA 200	260	101	38.9%
1988	Mark Twain Early Learning Cntr	ST. JOSEPH, MO	ST. JOSEPH	232	90	38.8%
1989	COMPTON-DREW ILC MIDDLE	ST LOUIS, MO	ST. LOUIS CITY	419	160	38.2%
1990	HAMILTON MIDDLE	HAMILTON, MO	HAMILTON R-II	150	57	38.0%
1991	EARLY CHILDHOOD AND PAT CENTER	CARTHAGE, MO	CARTHAGE R-IX	116	44	37.9%
1992	JOHN CARY EARLY CHILDHOOD CTR.	ST LOUIS, MO	MEHLVILLE R-IX	311	116	37.3%
1993	SHULL EARLY LEARNING CENTER	Peculiar, MO	RAYMORE-PECULIAR R-II	189	69	36.5%
1994	EXTERNAL SITES	TOWN AND COUNTRY, MO	SPECL. SCH. DST. ST. LOUIS CO.	1,223	443	36.2%
1995	BRAYMER HIGH	BRAYMER, MO	BRAYMER C-4	133	48	36.1%
1996	RICHLAND ELEM.	ESSEX, MO	RICHLAND R-I	158	57	36.1%
1997	CENTRAL EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER	Florissant, MO	HAZELWOOD	113	40	35.4%
1998	EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER	Hannibal, MO	HANNIBAL 60	182	64	35.2%
1999	BARFIELD EARLY CHILDHOOD CNTR	O'FALLON, MO	WENTZVILLE R-IV	356	125	35.1%
2000	NEW TRAILS EARLY LEARNING CTR.	RAYTOWN, MO	RAYTOWN C-2	101	35	34.6%

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