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The public schools with the highest share of female students in Austin County, Texas

This ranking covers the public schools with the highest share of female students in Austin County, Texas, drawn from 11 qualifying public schools. SEALY H S leads the list at 50.8%, against a median of 48.4% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
11
Austin County, Texas
Top % Female
50.8%
Median % Female
48.4%
MOST FEMALE · AUSTIN COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsFemale students% Female
1SEALY H SSEALY, TXSEALY ISD1,00250950.8%
2SELMAN ELSEALY, TXSEALY ISD74938050.7%
3BELLVILLE J HBELLVILLE, TXBELLVILLE ISD55727649.5%
4O'BRYANT INTBELLVILLE, TXBELLVILLE ISD26613048.9%
5BELLVILLE H SBELLVILLE, TXBELLVILLE ISD78638148.5%
6SEALY ELSEALY, TXSEALY ISD69433648.4%
7BRAZOS H SWALLIS, TXBRAZOS ISD31715348.3%
8WEST END ELINDUSTRY, TXBELLVILLE ISD1436746.9%
9SEALY J HSEALY, TXSEALY ISD66431046.7%
10O'BRYANT PRIBELLVILLE, TXBELLVILLE ISD56325745.6%
11BRAZOS MIDDLEWALLIS, TXBRAZOS ISD2039044.3%
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