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

Across Limestone County, Texas, 10 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the share of enrolled students who are female, from federal NCES data. R Q SIMS INT leads the list at 54.2%, against a median of 49.8% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
Limestone County, Texas
Top % Female
54.2%
Median % Female
49.8%
MOST FEMALE · LIMESTONE COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsFemale students% Female
1R Q SIMS INTMEXIA, TXMEXIA ISD42823254.2%
2ENGE-WASHINGTON INTGROESBECK, TXGROESBECK ISD32017053.1%
3A B MCBAY ELMEXIA, TXMEXIA ISD49825250.6%
4H O WHITEHURST ELGROESBECK, TXGROESBECK ISD47023650.2%
5COOLIDGE H SCOOLIDGE, TXCOOLIDGE ISD1407050.0%
6COOLIDGE ELCOOLIDGE, TXCOOLIDGE ISD1477349.7%
7GROESBECK H SGROESBECK, TXGROESBECK ISD49723447.1%
8MEXIA H SMEXIA, TXMEXIA ISD53524145.0%
9MEXIA J HMEXIA, TXMEXIA ISD36716545.0%
10GROESBECK MIDDLEGROESBECK, TXGROESBECK ISD2088842.3%
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