The public schools with the highest share of female students in Texas · page 38

Ranks 1,851–1,900 of the public schools with the highest share of female students in Texas. Back to page 1.

MOST FEMALE · TEXAS

#	School	City	District	Students	Female students	% Female
1851	BRYSON SCHOOL	BRYSON, TX	BRYSON ISD	267	135	50.6%
1852	CHARLOTTE COX EL	CEDAR PARK, TX	LEANDER ISD	534	270	50.6%
1853	CHUMBLEY EL	SAN ANTONIO, TX	NORTHSIDE ISD	540	273	50.6%
1854	GENERAL RICARDO SANCHEZ EL	RIO GRANDE CITY, TX	RIO GRANDE CITY GRULLA ISD	712	360	50.6%
1855	DR SUE A SHOOK SCHOOL	EL PASO, TX	SOCORRO ISD	1,167	590	50.6%
1856	CLARK EL	LAREDO, TX	UNITED ISD	354	179	50.6%
1857	ALVORD MIDDLE	ALVORD, TX	ALVORD ISD	182	92	50.5%
1858	CASEY EL	AUSTIN, TX	AUSTIN ISD	544	275	50.5%
1859	NAVARRO EL	BRYAN, TX	BRYAN ISD	451	228	50.5%
1860	MONTANA VISTA EL	EL PASO, TX	CLINT ISD	457	231	50.5%
1861	MESITA EL	EL PASO, TX	EL PASO ISD	916	463	50.5%
1862	WAVERLY PARK EL	FORT WORTH, TX	FORT WORTH ISD	639	323	50.5%
1863	MCGREGOR EL	MCGREGOR, TX	MCGREGOR ISD	455	230	50.5%
1864	TERAVISTA EL	ROUND ROCK, TX	ROUND ROCK ISD	821	415	50.5%
1865	SKIDMORE-TYNAN EL	SKIDMORE, TX	SKIDMORE-TYNAN ISD	362	183	50.5%
1866	SCOTLAND PARK EL	WICHITA FALLS, TX	WICHITA FALLS ISD	542	274	50.5%
1867	CUMBERLAND ACADEMY LOWER EL	TYLER, TX	CUMBERLAND ACADEMY	459	232	50.5%
1868	ARGYLE WEST	ARGYLE, TX	ARGYLE ISD	643	325	50.5%
1869	BAILEY INGLISH EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER	BONHAM, TX	BONHAM ISD	186	94	50.5%
1870	WALTER HALL EL	LEAGUE CITY, TX	CLEAR CREEK ISD	554	280	50.5%
1871	F P CAILLET EL	DALLAS, TX	DALLAS ISD	552	279	50.5%
1872	EDDIE BERNICE JOHNSON STEM ACADEMY	WILMER, TX	DALLAS ISD	554	280	50.5%
1873	COLONY MEADOWS EL	SUGAR LAND, TX	FORT BEND ISD	653	330	50.5%
1874	WESTER MIDDLE	FRISCO, TX	FRISCO ISD	918	464	50.5%
1875	CHARLES E PATTERSON MIDDLE	KILLEEN, TX	KILLEEN ISD	746	377	50.5%
1876	MIDWAY H S	WACO, TX	MIDWAY ISD	2,687	1,358	50.5%
1877	KOENNECKE EL	SEGUIN, TX	SEGUIN ISD	560	283	50.5%
1878	BLESSING EL	BLESSING, TX	TIDEHAVEN ISD	279	141	50.5%
1879	GRIFFIN EL	TYLER, TX	TYLER ISD	649	328	50.5%
1880	IDEA MAYS ACADEMY	SAN ANTONIO, TX	IDEA PUBLIC SCHOOLS	663	335	50.5%
1881	KUJAWA EL	HOUSTON, TX	ALDINE ISD	562	284	50.5%
1882	AVONDALE EL	AMARILLO, TX	AMARILLO ISD	475	240	50.5%
1883	CANADIAN H S	CANADIAN, TX	CANADIAN ISD	283	143	50.5%
1884	FLORESVILLE SOUTH EL	FLORESVILLE, TX	FLORESVILLE ISD	938	474	50.5%
1885	RIDDLE EL	PLANO, TX	FRISCO ISD	661	334	50.5%
1886	EILAND EL	KLEIN, TX	KLEIN ISD	564	285	50.5%
1887	FISHER EL	PASADENA, TX	PASADENA ISD	566	286	50.5%
1888	VANGUARD PICASSO	PHARR, TX	VANGUARD ACADEMY	572	289	50.5%
1889	MANN MIDDLE	ABILENE, TX	ABILENE ISD	776	392	50.5%
1890	CALLISBURG MIDDLE	CALLISBURG, TX	CALLISBURG ISD	287	145	50.5%
1891	LOUIS G LOBIT EL	LEAGUE CITY, TX	DICKINSON ISD	774	391	50.5%
1892	WOLF RANCH EL	GEORGETOWN, TX	GEORGETOWN ISD	869	439	50.5%
1893	CLARKE EL	FORT CAVAZOS, TX	KILLEEN ISD	481	243	50.5%
1894	MCALLEN H S	MCALLEN, TX	MCALLEN ISD	2,134	1,078	50.5%
1895	SHAW EL	MESQUITE, TX	MESQUITE ISD	483	244	50.5%
1896	WALLER H S	WALLER, TX	WALLER ISD	2,995	1,513	50.5%
1897	GUNN J H	ARLINGTON, TX	ARLINGTON ISD	879	444	50.5%
1898	DURYEA EL	KATY, TX	CYPRESS-FAIRBANKS ISD	1,089	550	50.5%
1899	HARDIN H S	HARDIN, TX	HARDIN ISD	396	200	50.5%
1900	SCHINDEWOLF INT	KLEIN, TX	KLEIN ISD	1,087	549	50.5%

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