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The public schools with the highest share of female students in Nashville, Tennessee · page 3

Ranks 101–114 of the public schools with the highest share of female students in Nashville, Tennessee. Back to page 1.

MOST FEMALE · NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsFemale students% Female
101Cumberland ElementaryNashville, TNDavidson County45220645.6%
102Wright MiddleNashville, TNDavidson County49822645.4%
103STEM Prep High SchoolNashville, TNDavidson County50522845.1%
104Inglewood ElementaryNashville, TNDavidson County24611145.1%
105Charlotte Park ElementaryNashville, TNDavidson County52723745.0%
106Shwab ElementaryNashville, TNDavidson County32914744.7%
107Brick Church Middle SchoolNashville, TNDavidson County1034644.7%
108Percy Priest ElementaryNashville, TNDavidson County55324544.3%
109Strive Collegiate AcademyNashville, TNDavidson County1958644.1%
110Rose Park MiddleNashville, TNDavidson County34515143.8%
111LEAD Neely's BendNashville, TNTennessee Public Charter School Commission29112643.3%
112Lead AcademyNashville, TNDavidson County48721043.1%
113Harris-Hillman Special EducationNashville, TNDavidson County45817538.2%
114Tenn School For BlindNashville, TNTennessee School for Blind1003636.0%
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