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The public schools with the highest share of female students in Oklahoma · page 4

Ranks 151–200 of the public schools with the highest share of female students in Oklahoma. Back to page 1.

MOST FEMALE · OKLAHOMA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsFemale students% Female
151Hominy Middle SchoolHominy, OKHOMINY1276652.0%
152Haywood Public SchoolMcAlester, OKHAYWOOD1025352.0%
153Ada Ec CenterAda, OKADA36018751.9%
154Durant High SchoolDurant, OKDURANT1,03653851.9%
155Haworth Middle SchoolHaworth, OKHAWORTH1045451.9%
156Poteau Upper Elementary SchoolPoteau, OKPOTEAU46824351.9%
157Apple Creek Elementary SchoolMoore, OKMOORE41821751.9%
158Academy of Okmulgee Elementary SchoolOkmulgee, OKACADEMY OF SEMINOLE (CHARTER)1859651.9%
159Council Oak Elementary SchoolTulsa, OKTULSA50926451.9%
160Hulbert Middle SchoolHUlbert, OKHULBERT1085651.9%
161Indiahoma Elementary SchoolIndiahoma, OKINDIAHOMA1085651.9%
162Ada Junior High SchoolAda, OKADA58130151.8%
163Central High SchoolSallisaw, OKCENTRAL1668651.8%
164Laverne High SchoolLaverne, OKLAVERNE1397251.8%
165Ranchwood Elementary SchoolYukon, OKYUKON47124451.8%
166Carnegie Middle SchoolCarnegie, OKCARNEGIE1125851.8%
167Middleberg Public SchoolBlanchard, OKMIDDLEBERG30916051.8%
168Mulhall-Orlando Elementary SchoolMulhall, OKMULHALL-ORLANDO1708851.8%
169Northwest Heights Elementary SchoolDurant, OKDURANT51426651.8%
170Leedey Elementary SchoolLeedey, OKLEEDEY1437451.8%
171Ripley High SchoolRipley, OKRIPLEY1437451.8%
172Harding Charter Preparatory Ms at IndependenceOklahoma City, OKHARDING INDEPENDENCE (CHARTER)40420951.7%
173Jefferson Elementary SchoolShawnee, OKSHAWNEE34818051.7%
174Pretty Water Public SchoolSapulpa, OKPRETTY WATER26513751.7%
175Gore Upper Elementary SchoolGore, OKGORE1186151.7%
176Longfellow Middle SchoolNorman, OKNORMAN70836651.7%
177Hilldale Lower Elementary SchoolMuskogee, OKHILLDALE95249251.7%
178Stilwell High SchoolStilwell, OKSTILWELL64133151.6%
179Macomb Elementary SchoolMacomb, OKMACOMB21511151.6%
180Warner Elementary SchoolWarner, OKWARNER61431751.6%
181Ator Elementary SchoolOwasso, OKOWASSO37419351.6%
182Stonewall Elementary SchoolStonewall, OKSTONEWALL1889751.6%
183Central Elementary SchoolIdabel, OKIDABEL34717951.6%
184Lindsay High SchoolLindsay, OKLINDSAY31416251.6%
185Osage Hills Public SchoolBartlesville, OKOSAGE HILLS1598251.6%
186Maple Public SchoolCalumet, OKMAPLE1929951.6%
187Millwood Arts Academy Middle SchoolOklahoma City, OKMILLWOOD26013451.5%
188Liberty Elementary SchoolSapulpa, OKSAPULPA22711751.5%
189Mounds High SchoolMounds, OKMOUNDS1638451.5%
190Santa Fe South Pathways Mid-CollegeOklahoma City, OKSANTA FE SOUTH CHARTER39420351.5%
191Tishomingo Middle SchoolTishomingo, OKTISHOMINGO1658551.5%
192Kendall-Whittier Elementary SchoolTulsa, OKTULSA82542551.5%
193Charles Evans Elementary SchoolArdmore, OKARDMORE39820551.5%
194Horace Mann Elementary SchoolShawnee, OKSHAWNEE23312051.5%
195Jenks High SchoolJenks, OKJENKS3,6551,88251.5%
196Perry Elementary SchoolPerry, OKPERRY57329551.5%
197Tecumseh High SchoolTecumseh, OKTECUMSEH68435251.5%
198Hayes Elementary SchoolAda, OKADA41421351.5%
199Alexander Elementary SchoolCOMMERCE, OKCOMMERCE44723051.5%
200Elgin Middle SchoolElgin, OKELGIN79941151.4%
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