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The public high schools with the highest share of male students in South Central Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut

This ranking covers the public high schools with the highest share of male students in South Central Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut, drawn from 28 qualifying public high schools. Platt Technical High School leads the list at 63.1%, against a median of 51.4% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

South Central Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut

Top % Male

63.1%

Median % Male

51.4%

MOST MALE · SOUTH CENTRAL CONNECTICUT PLANNING REGION, CONNECTICUT

#	School	City	District	Students	Male students	% Male
1	Platt Technical High School	Milford, CT	Connecticut Technical Education and Career System	749	473	63.1%
2	Engineering - Science University Magnet School	West Haven, CT	New Haven School District	608	378	62.2%
3	H. C. Wilcox Technical High School	Meriden, CT	Connecticut Technical Education and Career System	753	442	58.7%
4	James Hillhouse High School	New Haven, CT	New Haven School District	1,124	634	56.4%
5	Sound School	New Haven, CT	New Haven School District	332	181	54.5%
6	East Haven High School	East Haven, CT	East Haven School District	879	477	54.3%
7	North Branford High School	North Branford, CT	North Branford School District	432	231	53.5%
8	Branford High School	Branford, CT	Branford School District	738	393	53.3%
9	Wilbur Cross High School	New Haven, CT	New Haven School District	1,742	917	52.6%
10	Daniel Hand High School	Madison, CT	Madison School District	751	395	52.6%
11	Hamden High School	Hamden, CT	Hamden School District	1,609	845	52.5%
12	Joseph A. Foran High School	Milford, CT	Milford School District	727	381	52.4%
13	West Haven High School	West Haven, CT	West Haven School District	1,813	943	52.0%
14	Common Ground High School	New Haven, CT	Common Ground High School District	221	114	51.6%
15	Amity Regional High School	Woodbridge, CT	Regional School District 05	1,347	690	51.2%
16	Metropolitan Business Academy	New Haven, CT	New Haven School District	380	194	51.0%
17	North Haven High School	North Haven, CT	North Haven School District	944	481	51.0%
18	Orville H. Platt High School	Meriden, CT	Meriden School District	1,191	606	50.9%
19	Francis T. Maloney High School	Meriden, CT	Meriden School District	1,291	647	50.1%
20	Guilford High School	Guilford, CT	Guilford School District	1,008	504	50.0%
21	High School In The Community	New Haven, CT	New Haven School District	251	125	49.8%
22	Eli Whitney Technical High School	Hamden, CT	Connecticut Technical Education and Career System	586	291	49.7%
23	Mark T. Sheehan High School	Wallingford, CT	Wallingford School District	673	334	49.6%
24	Jonathan Law High School	Milford, CT	Milford School District	776	361	46.5%
25	Lyman Hall High School	Wallingford, CT	Wallingford School District	936	430	45.9%
26	New Haven Academy	New Haven, CT	New Haven School District	321	143	44.5%
27	Hill Regional Career High School	New Haven, CT	New Haven School District	625	243	38.9%
28	Cooperative High School - Inter-District Magnet	New Haven, CT	New Haven School District	560	171	30.5%

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