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The public elementary schools with the highest share of female students in New Jersey · page 31

Ranks 1,5011,508 of the public schools with the highest share of female students in New Jersey. Back to page 1.

MOST FEMALE · NEW JERSEY
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsFemale students% Female
1501Baldwin Elementary SchoolPENNSAUKEN, NJPennsauken Township Board of Education School District1384734.1%
1502Bright Beginnings Learning CenterPISCATAWAY, NJEducational Services Commission of New Jersey1444833.3%
1503Fourteenth Avenue SchoolNEWARK, NJNewark Public School District1043432.7%
1504Dale AvenuePATERSON, NJPaterson Public School District2287432.5%
1505Atlantic County Elementary and Middle SchoolsMAYS LANDING, NJAtlantic County Special Services School District2005628.0%
1506Maywood CampusMAYWOOD, NJSouth Bergen Jointure Commission School District2065325.7%
1507Franklin D Roosevelt SchoolEdison, NJEdison Township School District1784324.2%
1508Ocean AcademyCAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, NJCape May County Special Services School District1502315.3%
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