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The public schools with the highest share of female students in Hampton city, Virginia

30 public schools in Hampton city, Virginia appear in this ranking of the public schools with the highest share of female students, ranked by the share of enrolled students who are female, from federal NCES data. Armstrong Elementary leads the list at 53.1%, against a median of 48.4% across the ranked schools.

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Hampton city, Virginia

Top % Female

53.1%

Median % Female

48.4%

MOST FEMALE · HAMPTON CITY, VIRGINIA

#	School	City	District	Students	Female students	% Female
1	Armstrong Elementary	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	288	153	53.1%
2	Bethel High	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	1,769	927	52.4%
3	Francis W. Jones Magnet Middle	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	613	321	52.4%
4	Alfred S. Forrest Elementary	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	499	261	52.3%
5	C. Alton Lindsay Middle	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	612	314	51.3%
6	Francis Asbury Elementary	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	409	207	50.6%
7	Mary S. Peake Elementary	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	404	204	50.5%
8	Jane H. Bryan Elementary	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	367	185	50.4%
9	Kecoughtan High	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	1,553	781	50.3%
10	Luther W. Machen Elementary	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	430	216	50.2%
11	Cesar Tarrant Middle	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	737	367	49.8%
12	Benjamin Syms Middle	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	850	417	49.1%
13	Albert W. Patrick III Elementary	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	394	193	49.0%
14	Captain John Smith Elementary	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	374	182	48.7%
15	George P. Phenix Elementary	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	1,438	696	48.4%
16	Thomas Eaton Middle	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	581	281	48.4%
17	Samuel P. Langley Elementary	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	429	206	48.0%
18	Christopher C. Kraft Elementary	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	452	216	47.8%
19	Paul Burbank Elementary	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	432	205	47.5%
20	Phillips Elementary	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	435	206	47.4%
21	Hunter B. Andrews	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	1,081	511	47.3%
22	Hampton High	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	1,301	612	47.0%
23	Mary T. Christian Elementary	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	313	147	47.0%
24	Mary W. Jackson Elementary	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	343	160	46.6%
25	Aberdeen Elementary	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	482	221	45.9%
26	A.W.E. Bassette Elementary	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	486	222	45.7%
27	Moton Early Childhood Center	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	226	103	45.6%
28	Barron Elementary	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	397	178	44.8%
29	William Mason Cooper Elementary	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	386	173	44.8%
30	Phoebus High	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	1,391	610	43.9%

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