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

This ranking covers the public high schools with the highest share of male students in Cullman County, Alabama, drawn from 8 qualifying public high schools. Vinemont High School leads the list at 55.5%, against a median of 49.7% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
8
Cullman County, Alabama
Top % Male
55.5%
Median % Male
49.7%
MOST MALE · CULLMAN COUNTY, ALABAMA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsMale students% Male
1Vinemont High SchoolVinemont, ALCullman County34819355.5%
2West Point High SchoolCullman, ALCullman County59131152.6%
3Cullman High SchoolCullman, ALCullman City1,01452151.4%
4Fairview High SchoolCullman, ALCullman County51225650.0%
5Good Hope High SchoolCullman, ALCullman County48524049.5%
6Hanceville High SchoolHanceville, ALCullman County36317548.2%
7Cold Springs High SchoolBremen, ALCullman County23511046.8%
8Holly Pond High SchoolHolly Pond, ALCullman County27812946.4%
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