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The public schools with the highest share of female students in Oklahoma · page 17

Ranks 801–850 of the public schools with the highest share of female students in Oklahoma. Back to page 1.

MOST FEMALE · OKLAHOMA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsFemale students% Female
8018th and 9th Grade AcademyMuskogee, OKMUSKOGEE59528748.2%
802Barnes Elementary SchoolOwasso, OKOWASSO51024648.2%
803Valliant High SchoolValliant, OKVALLIANT28413748.2%
804John Glenn Elementary SchoolOklahoma City, OKWESTERN HEIGHTS39819248.2%
805Woodward Ms South CampusWoodward, OKWOODWARD36917848.2%
806Wilburton High SchoolWilburton, OKWILBURTON22610948.2%
807Jenks East Intermediate Elementary SchoolTulsa, OKJENKS81539348.2%
808Kiowa Elementary SchoolKiowa, OKKIOWA1979548.2%
809William R. Teague Elementary SchoolWagoner, OKWAGONER39419048.2%
810Dewey High SchoolDewey, OKDEWEY36317548.2%
811Wyandotte Middle SchoolWyandotte, OKWYANDOTTE1959448.2%
812Disney Elementary SchoolTulsa, OKTULSA72434948.2%
813Silo Middle SchoolDurant, OKSILO24912048.2%
814Arkoma High SchoolArkoma, OKARKOMA1105348.2%
815Jefferson Elementary SchoolPryor, OKPRYOR27413248.2%
816Sperry Middle SchoolSperry, OKSPERRY22010648.2%
817Garfield Elementary SchoolSand Springs, OKSAND SPRINGS40919748.2%
818Scissortail Elementary SchoolOKC, OKEDMOND35317048.2%
819Flower Mound Public SchoolLawton, OKFLOWER MOUND35317048.2%
820Mannford Lower Elementary SchoolMannford, OKMANNFORD32615748.2%
821Choctaw High SchoolChoctaw, OKCHOCTAW-NICOMA PARK1,86789948.1%
822Vian Middle SchoolVian, OKVIAN1627848.1%
823Afton Elementary SchoolAfton, OKAFTON26812948.1%
824Mark Twain Elementary SchoolDuncan, OKDUNCAN1607748.1%
825Quail Creek Elementary SchoolOklahoma City, OKOKLAHOMA CITY53625848.1%
826Parkview Elementary SchoolOklahoma City, OKMIDWEST CITY-DEL CITY60929348.1%
827Newkirk Middle SchoolNewkirk, OKNEWKIRK1858948.1%
828Spiro High SchoolSpiro, OKSPIRO29114048.1%
829Wynnewood Middle SchoolWynnewood, OKWYNNEWOOD1858948.1%
830Carrier Elementary SchoolGuymon, OKGUYMON1587648.1%
831Jenks West Elementary SchoolJenks, OKJENKS1,87190048.1%
832Oologah-Talala Upper Elementary SchoolOologah, OKOOLOGAH-TALALA50124148.1%
833Cooper Middle SchoolOklahoma City, OKPUTNAM CITY50124148.1%
834Ada High SchoolAda, OKADA57627748.1%
835Wells Middle SchoolCatoosa, OKCATOOSA39318948.1%
836Nance Elementary SchoolClinton, OKCLINTON36617648.1%
837Verdigris Upper Elementary SchoolClaremore, OKVERDIGRIS31415148.1%
838Altus Elementary SchoolAltus, OKALTUS41620048.1%
839Newcastle Middle SchoolNewcastle, OKNEWCASTLE59928848.1%
840Thomas Jefferson Elementary SchoolTulsa, OKUNION57427648.1%
841Oak Crest Elementary SchoolBroken Arrow, OKBROKEN ARROW36217448.1%
842Noble High SchoolNoble, OKNOBLE90543548.1%
843College Bound-Brookside CampusTulsa, OKCOLLEGE BOUND ACADEMY of TULSA36217448.1%
844Woodward High SchoolWoodward, OKWOODWARD72234748.1%
845East IntermediateBroken Arrow, OKBIXBY46222248.0%
846Apache High SchoolApache, OKBOONE-APACHE1547448.0%
847South Lake Elementary SchoolOklahoma City, OKMOORE66632048.0%
848Marrs Elementary SchoolSkiatook, OKSKIATOOK46222248.0%
849Will Rogers Elementary SchoolMcAlester, OKMCALESTER53525748.0%
850Alva High SchoolAlva, OKALVA27913448.0%
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