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The public elementary schools with the highest share of female students in Arlington, Texas · page 2

Ranks 51–65 of the public schools with the highest share of female students in Arlington, Texas. Back to page 1.

MOST FEMALE · ARLINGTON, TEXAS

#	School	City	District	Students	Female students	% Female
51	DITTO EL	ARLINGTON, TX	ARLINGTON ISD	734	345	47.0%
52	MCNUTT EL	ARLINGTON, TX	ARLINGTON ISD	675	317	47.0%
53	WILLIAMS EL	ARLINGTON, TX	ARLINGTON ISD	577	270	46.8%
54	KOOKEN ED CTR	ARLINGTON, TX	ARLINGTON ISD	233	109	46.8%
55	THELMA JONES EL	ARLINGTON, TX	MANSFIELD ISD	423	197	46.6%
56	BRYANT EL	ARLINGTON, TX	ARLINGTON ISD	462	214	46.3%
57	MARTHA REID ACADEMY	ARLINGTON, TX	MANSFIELD ISD	493	228	46.3%
58	WIMBISH WORLD LANGUAGE ACADEMY	ARLINGTON, TX	ARLINGTON ISD	411	190	46.2%
59	JANET BROCKETT EL	ARLINGTON, TX	MANSFIELD ISD	398	184	46.2%
60	R F PATTERSON EL	ARLINGTON, TX	KENNEDALE ISD	331	151	45.6%
61	DUFF EL	ARLINGTON, TX	ARLINGTON ISD	618	281	45.5%
62	FOSTER EL	ARLINGTON, TX	ARLINGTON ISD	524	238	45.4%
63	HILL EL	ARLINGTON, TX	ARLINGTON ISD	557	253	45.4%
64	SPEER EL	ARLINGTON, TX	ARLINGTON ISD	682	303	44.4%
65	GLENN HARMON EL	ARLINGTON, TX	MANSFIELD ISD	401	176	43.9%

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