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The public high schools with the highest share of female students in Salem, Oregon

8 public high schools in Salem, Oregon appear in this ranking of the public high schools with the highest share of female students, ranked by the share of enrolled students who are female, from federal NCES data. Early College High School leads the list at 64.8%, against a median of 48.4% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
8
Salem, Oregon
Top % Female
64.8%
Median % Female
48.4%
MOST FEMALE · SALEM, OREGON
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsFemale students% Female
1Early College High SchoolSalem, ORSalem-Keizer SD 24J19312564.8%
2Chemawa Indian SchoolSalem, ORChemawa Indian School19810452.5%
3Roberts High SchoolSalem, ORSalem-Keizer SD 24J51526351.1%
4South Salem High SchoolSalem, ORSalem-Keizer SD 24J2,1951,06948.7%
5North Salem High SchoolSalem, ORSalem-Keizer SD 24J2,1071,01548.2%
6McKay High SchoolSalem, ORSalem-Keizer SD 24J2,3801,14348.0%
7West Salem High SchoolSalem, ORSalem-Keizer SD 24J1,60675447.0%
8Sprague High SchoolSalem, ORSalem-Keizer SD 24J1,71279846.6%
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