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The public schools with the highest share of male students in Cherokee County, Alabama

7 public schools in Cherokee County, Alabama appear in this ranking of the public schools with the highest share of male students, ranked by the share of enrolled students who are male, from federal NCES data. Gaylesville High School leads the list at 55.1%, against a median of 52.9% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
7
Cherokee County, Alabama
Top % Male
55.1%
Median % Male
52.9%
MOST MALE · CHEROKEE COUNTY, ALABAMA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsMale students% Male
1Gaylesville High SchoolGaylesville, ALCherokee County34118855.1%
2Sand Rock High SchoolSand Rock, ALCherokee County78342554.3%
3Cherokee County High SchoolCentre, ALCherokee County44823853.1%
4Centre Middle SchoolCentre, ALCherokee County45023852.9%
5Cedar Bluff High SchoolCedar Bluff, ALCherokee County62331149.9%
6Spring Garden High SchoolSpring Garden, ALCherokee County55027449.8%
7Centre Elementary SchoolCentre, ALCherokee County66532649.0%
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