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The public middle schools with the highest share of female students in Nebraska · page 3

Ranks 101–111 of the public schools with the highest share of female students in Nebraska. Back to page 1.

MOST FEMALE · NEBRASKA

#	School	City	District	Students	Female students	% Female
101	LEWIS & CLARK MIDDLE SCHOOL	BELLEVUE, NE	BELLEVUE PUBLIC SCHOOLS	476	215	45.2%
102	COLUMBUS MIDDLE SCHOOL	COLUMBUS, NE	COLUMBUS PUBLIC SCHOOLS	1,166	526	45.1%
103	MIDDLE SCHOOL AT SYRACUSE	SYRACUSE, NE	SYRACUSE-DUNBAR-AVOCA SCHOOLS	286	128	44.8%
104	HOLDREGE MIDDLE SCHOOL	HOLDREGE, NE	HOLDREGE PUBLIC SCHOOLS	290	129	44.5%
105	SIDNEY MIDDLE SCHOOL	SIDNEY, NE	SIDNEY PUBLIC SCHOOLS	152	67	44.1%
106	WEST POINT - BEEMER MIDDLE SCHOOL	WEST POINT, NE	WEST POINT PUBLIC SCHOOLS	181	78	43.1%
107	BROKEN BOW MIDDLE SCHOOL	BROKEN BOW, NE	BROKEN BOW PUBLIC SCHOOLS	166	70	42.2%
108	WILBER-CLATONIA MIDDLE SCHOOL	WILBER, NE	WILBER-CLATONIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS	154	64	41.6%
109	MC MILLAN MAGNET MIDDLE SCHOOL	OMAHA, NE	OMAHA PUBLIC SCHOOLS	654	269	41.1%
110	FILLMORE CENTRAL MIDDLE SCHOOL	FAIRMONT, NE	FILLMORE CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHS	169	69	40.8%
111	MIDDLE SCHOOL	RAYMOND, NE	RAYMOND CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHOOLS	155	62	40.0%

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