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The public middle schools with the highest share of female students in Vermont

26 public middle schools in Vermont appear in this ranking of the public middle schools with the highest share of female students, ranked by the share of enrolled students who are female, from federal NCES data. White River Valley Middle School leads the list at 60.1%, against a median of 48.3% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
26
Vermont
Top % Female
60.1%
Median % Female
48.3%
MOST FEMALE · VERMONT
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsFemale students% Female
1White River Valley Middle SchoolBethel, VTWhite River Unified School District #791338060.1%
2Edmunds Middle SchoolBurlington, VTBurlington School District35619354.2%
3Browns River Middle SchoolJericho, VTMount Mansfield Unified Union School District #40140321653.6%
4Riverside Middle SchoolSpringfield, VTSpringfield School District24713253.4%
5Essex Middle SchoolEssex Junction, VTEssex Westford Educational Community Unified Union SD #5136618550.5%
6Stowe Middle SchoolStowe, VTLamoille South Unified Union School District #9019050.0%
7Colchester Middle SchoolColchester, VTColchester School District50925449.9%
8Mt. Anthony Union Middle SchoolBennington, VTMount Anthony Union High School District #1448424149.8%
9Lamoille Union Middle SchoolHyde Park, VTLamoille North Modified Union School District #058B22911349.3%
10Crossett Brook Middle SchoolDuxbury, VTHarwood Unified Union School District #6026212949.2%
11Brattleboro Area Middle SchoolBrattleboro, VTWindham Southeast Unified Union School District #9625512448.6%
12Rutland Middle SchoolRutland, VTRutland City School District24912148.6%
13Peoples Academy Middle SchoolMorrisville, VTElmore-Morristown Unified Union School District #9022911148.5%
14Bellows Falls Middle SchoolBellows Falls, VTRockingham School District24511848.2%
15Middlebury Union Middle SchoolMiddlebury, VTAddison Central Unified Union School District #5538118147.5%
16Frederick H. Tuttle Middle SchoolSouth Burlington, VTSouth Burlington School District56526847.4%
17Vergennes Union Middle SchoolVergennes, VTAddison Northwest Unified Union School District #541939147.1%
18Main Street Middle SchoolMontpelier, VTMontpelier Roxbury Unified Union School District #7134816346.8%
19Lyman C. Hunt Middle SchoolBurlington, VTBurlington School District32215046.6%
20Winooski Middle SchoolWinooski, VTWinooski Incorporated School District1466846.6%
21North Country Union Junior High SchoolDerby, VTNorth Country Union Junior High School District23410745.7%
22Albert D. Lawton SchoolEssex Junction, VTEssex Westford Educational Community Unified Union SD #5129713445.1%
23Milton Middle SchoolMilton, VTMilton School District42018945.0%
24Stowe Middle SchoolStowe, VTStowe Town School District1848244.6%
25Camels Hump Middle SchoolRichmond, VTMount Mansfield Unified Union School District #40133214644.0%
26Hartford Memorial Middle SchoolWhite River Junction, VTHartford School District28012243.6%
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