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The public schools with the highest share of female students in Rockingham County, New Hampshire · page 2

Ranks 51–84 of the public schools with the highest share of female students in Rockingham County, New Hampshire. Back to page 1.

MOST FEMALE · ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, NEW HAMPSHIRE

#	School	City	District	Students	Female students	% Female
51	Auburn Village School	Auburn, NH	Auburn School District	692	333	48.1%
52	Seacoast Classical Academy Chartered Public School	NEWTON, NH	Seacoast Classical Academy Chartered Public School	179	86	48.0%
53	Lincoln Akerman School	Hampton Falls, NH	Hampton Falls School District	190	91	47.9%
54	Newmarket Elementary School	Newmarket, NH	Newmarket School District	474	227	47.9%
55	Windham Center School	Windham, NH	Windham School District	426	204	47.9%
56	Woodbury School	Salem, NH	Salem School District	762	364	47.8%
57	Londonderry Senior High School	Londonderry, NH	Londonderry School District	1,289	611	47.4%
58	Little Harbour School	Portsmouth, NH	Portsmouth School District	325	154	47.4%
59	Windham Academy Public Charter School	Windham, NH	Windham Academy Public Charter School	410	194	47.3%
60	Seabrook Middle School	Seabrook, NH	Seabrook School District	277	131	47.3%
61	Moose Hill School	Londonderry, NH	Londonderry School District	343	162	47.2%
62	Nottingham Elementary School	Nottingham, NH	Nottingham School District	527	248	47.1%
63	Main Street School	Exeter, NH	Exeter School District	406	191	47.0%
64	Timberlane Regional High School	Plaistow, NH	Timberlane Regional School District	944	444	47.0%
65	Derry Early Education Program	Derry, NH	Derry Cooperative School District	132	62	47.0%
66	Lincoln Street Elementary School	Exeter, NH	Exeter School District	401	188	46.9%
67	Daniel J. Bakie School	Kingston, NH	Sanborn Regional School District	269	126	46.8%
68	Windham High School	Windham, NH	Windham School District	945	442	46.8%
69	Matthew Thornton Elementary School	Londonderry, NH	Londonderry School District	537	251	46.7%
70	New Franklin School	Portsmouth, NH	Portsmouth School District	247	115	46.6%
71	Newmarket Jr.-Sr. High (Elem)	Newmarket, NH	Newmarket School District	225	104	46.2%
72	Mary A. Fisk Elementary School	Salem, NH	Salem School District	272	125	46.0%
73	Swasey Central School	Brentwood, NH	Brentwood School District	282	129	45.7%
74	Rye Junior High School	Rye, NH	Rye School District	175	80	45.7%
75	Epping High School	Epping, NH	Epping School District	213	97	45.5%
76	Sandown Central School	Sandown, NH	Timberlane Regional School District	154	70	45.5%
77	Adeline C. Marston School	Hampton, NH	Hampton School District	303	137	45.2%
78	Henry W. Moore School	Candia, NH	Candia School District	272	122	44.9%
79	South Range Elementary School	Derry, NH	Derry Cooperative School District	333	149	44.7%
80	William E. Lancaster School	Salem, NH	Salem School District	294	129	43.9%
81	East Kingston Elementary School	East Kingston, NH	East Kingston School District	108	47	43.5%
82	South Londonderry Elementary School	Londonderry, NH	Londonderry School District	412	178	43.2%
83	Memorial School	Newton, NH	Sanborn Regional School District	239	103	43.1%
84	Kensington Elementary School	Kensington, NH	Kensington School District	142	57	40.1%

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