The public schools with the highest share of female students in Texas · page 39

Ranks 1,901–1,950 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
1901	MITTELSTADT EL	KLEIN, TX	KLEIN ISD	693	350	50.5%
1902	WILLIAM VELASQUEZ EL	RICHMOND, TX	LAMAR CISD	493	249	50.5%
1903	PEASE MIDDLE	SAN ANTONIO, TX	NORTHSIDE ISD	691	349	50.5%
1904	ORANGEFIELD J H	ORANGEFIELD, TX	ORANGEFIELD ISD	390	197	50.5%
1905	THOMAS EL	PLANO, TX	PLANO ISD	687	347	50.5%
1906	IOWA COLONY J H	IOWA COLONY, TX	ALVIN ISD	699	353	50.5%
1907	BARTLETT EL	CONROE, TX	CONROE ISD	895	452	50.5%
1908	GLEN ROSE J H SCHOOL	GLEN ROSE, TX	GLEN ROSE ISD	497	251	50.5%
1909	HELMS EL	HOUSTON, TX	HOUSTON ISD	501	253	50.5%
1910	LAKEVIEW EL	GUN BARREL CITY, TX	MABANK ISD	501	253	50.5%
1911	DECKER MIDDLE	AUSTIN, TX	MANOR ISD	606	306	50.5%
1912	DAFFRON EL	PLANO, TX	PLANO ISD	604	305	50.5%
1913	EDGEWOOD EL	HOUSTON, TX	SPRING BRANCH ISD	503	254	50.5%
1914	WESTWOOD EL	PALESTINE, TX	WESTWOOD ISD	404	204	50.5%
1915	TULOSO-MIDWAY INT	CORPUS CHRISTI, TX	TULOSO-MIDWAY ISD	905	457	50.5%
1916	SAN ISIDRO EL	LAREDO, TX	UNITED ISD	794	401	50.5%
1917	CALVERT EL	HOUSTON, TX	ALDINE ISD	408	206	50.5%
1918	ATLANTA H S	ATLANTA, TX	ATLANTA ISD	511	258	50.5%
1919	COPPERAS COVE J H	COPPERAS COVE, TX	COPPERAS COVE ISD	812	410	50.5%
1920	CAPROCK EL	KELLER, TX	KELLER ISD	608	307	50.5%
1921	SLACK EL	LUFKIN, TX	LUFKIN ISD	408	206	50.5%
1922	WOODS EL	TYLER, TX	TYLER ISD	810	409	50.5%
1923	DR LYNN ARMSTRONG EL	MISSOURI CITY, TX	FORT BEND ISD	517	261	50.5%
1924	HUMBLE EL	HUMBLE, TX	HUMBLE ISD	620	313	50.5%
1925	IOLA EL	IOLA, TX	IOLA ISD	311	157	50.5%
1926	PAT CARNEY EL	KILLEEN, TX	KILLEEN ISD	733	370	50.5%
1927	THOMAS R CULVER EL	ROSENBERG, TX	LAMAR CISD	828	418	50.5%
1928	STRAUS MIDDLE	SAN ANTONIO, TX	NORTHSIDE ISD	1,363	688	50.5%
1929	ALBERTO AND CELIA BARRERA EL	RIO GRANDE CITY, TX	RIO GRANDE CITY GRULLA ISD	420	212	50.5%
1930	RAYBURN H S	IVANHOE, TX	SAM RAYBURN ISD	208	105	50.5%
1931	UPLIFT ATLAS PREP MIDDLE	DALLAS, TX	UPLIFT EDUCATION	422	213	50.5%
1932	YES PREP - SOUTHSIDE	HOUSTON, TX	YES PREP PUBLIC SCHOOLS INC	860	434	50.5%
1933	ANDERSON EL	ARLINGTON, TX	ARLINGTON ISD	426	215	50.5%
1934	BLACKSHEAR EL	AUSTIN, TX	AUSTIN ISD	214	108	50.5%
1935	MITCHELL EL	BRYAN, TX	BRYAN ISD	426	215	50.5%
1936	HUGHES MIDDLE	BURLESON, TX	BURLESON ISD	965	487	50.5%
1937	HAMILTON MIDDLE	CYPRESS, TX	CYPRESS-FAIRBANKS ISD	1,474	744	50.5%
1938	CALHOUN MIDDLE	DENTON, TX	DENTON ISD	852	430	50.5%
1939	RIVERSIDE MIDDLE	FORT WORTH, TX	FORT WORTH ISD	739	373	50.5%
1940	FOERSTER EL	HOUSTON, TX	HOUSTON ISD	531	268	50.5%
1941	SUMMERWOOD EL	HOUSTON, TX	HUMBLE ISD	644	325	50.5%
1942	J L EVERHART MAGNET EL	LONGVIEW, TX	LONGVIEW ISD	424	214	50.5%
1943	NATALIA EL	NATALIA, TX	NATALIA ISD	426	215	50.5%
1944	CRUTCHFIELD EL	SHERMAN, TX	SHERMAN ISD	424	214	50.5%
1945	ROBERT P BRABHAM MIDDLE	WILLIS, TX	WILLIS ISD	1,179	595	50.5%
1946	UPLIFT ASCEND PREP PS	FORT WORTH, TX	UPLIFT EDUCATION	864	436	50.5%
1947	WESTERN HILLS EL	EL PASO, TX	EL PASO ISD	436	220	50.5%
1948	COACH ARCHIE DURAN EL	EL PASO, TX	EL PASO ISD	648	327	50.5%
1949	HUNTERS GLEN EARLY LITERACY CENTER	MISSOURI CITY, TX	FORT BEND ISD	218	110	50.5%
1950	GEORGETOWN H S	GEORGETOWN, TX	GEORGETOWN ISD	2,059	1,039	50.5%

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