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The public middle schools with the highest share of male students in Alabama · page 6

Ranks 251262 of the public schools with the highest share of male students in Alabama. Back to page 1.

MOST MALE · ALABAMA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsMale students% Male
251Northport Intermediate SchoolNorthport, ALTuscaloosa County50023146.2%
252Drake Middle SchoolAuburn, ALAuburn City72033246.1%
253Bankhead Middle SchoolCordova, ALWalker County29813746.0%
254Jefferson County International Baccalaureate SchoolPleasant Grove, ALJefferson County34515845.8%
255Westlawn Middle SchoolTuscaloosa, ALTuscaloosa City56826045.8%
256Oakman Middle SchoolOakman, ALWalker County24911245.0%
257Phillips Preparatory Middle SchoolMobile, ALMobile County45320344.8%
258Tuscaloosa Magnet School MiddleTuscaloosa, ALTuscaloosa City1737744.5%
259Barton Academy For Advanced World StudiesMobile, ALMobile County31113342.8%
260Baldwin Art And Academics MagnetMontgomery, ALMontgomery County47818137.9%
261Academy for Academics and Arts Middle SchoolHuntsville, ALHuntsville City2708832.6%
262Dunbar Creative Performing ArtsMobile, ALMobile County3386820.1%
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