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The public schools with the highest share of male students in Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut · page 2

Ranks 5184 of the public schools with the highest share of male students in Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut. Back to page 1.

MOST MALE · SOUTHEASTERN CONNECTICUT PLANNING REGION, CONNECTICUT
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsMale students% Male
51Science and Technology Magnet Pathway for Middle GradesNew London, CTNew London School District1336750.4%
52Lisbon Central SchoolLisbon, CTLisbon School District41320850.4%
53Jack Jackter Intermediate SchoolColchester, CTColchester School District50925650.3%
54Wequonnoc Magnet SchoolTaftville, CTNorwich School District1979950.3%
55East Lyme High SchoolEast Lyme, CTEast Lyme School District89044750.2%
56Oakdale SchoolOakdale, CTMontville School District27113650.2%
57Robert E. Fitch High SchoolGroton, CTGroton School District94247150.0%
58Mohegan SchoolUncasville, CTMontville School District30515249.8%
59Groton Middle SchoolGroton, CTGroton School District88444049.8%
60Clark Lane Middle SchoolWaterford, CTWaterford School District52926349.7%
61Dr. Charles E. Murphy SchoolOakdale, CTMontville School District29614749.7%
62Natchaug SchoolWillimantic, CTWindham School District23411649.6%
63William J. Johnston Middle SchoolColchester, CTColchester School District45222148.9%
64Deans Mill SchoolStonington, CTStonington School District42920948.7%
65Integrated Day Charter SchoolNorwich, CTIntegrated Day Charter School District36417748.6%
66Stonington High SchoolPawcatuck, CTStonington School District54326448.6%
67Griswold Middle SchoolGriswold, CTGriswold School District52925748.6%
68Teachers' Memorial Global Studies Magnet Middle SchoolNorwich, CTNorwich School District44721748.5%
69Norwich Free AcademyNorwich, CTNorwich Free Academy District2,02097648.3%
70Waterford High SchoolWaterford, CTWaterford School District71334348.1%
71Flanders SchoolEast Lyme, CTEast Lyme School District24211647.9%
72Regional Multicultural Magnet SchoolNew London, CTLearn46922447.8%
73North Windham SchoolNorth Windham, CTWindham School District44521047.2%
74Moriarty Magnet SchoolNorwich, CTNorwich School District40418846.5%
75Ledyard High SchoolLedyard, CTLedyard School District73134046.5%
76W. B. Sweeney SchoolWillimantic, CTWindham School District2129846.2%
77Gales Ferry SchoolGales Ferry, CTLedyard School District1959046.1%
78Salem Elementary SchoolSalem, CTSalem School District38917946.0%
79Lyman Memorial High SchoolLebanon, CTLebanon School District32214846.0%
80Interdistrict School For Arts And CommunicationNew London, CTInterdistrict School for Arts and Comm District32814644.5%
81West Vine Street SchoolPawcatuck, CTStonington School District34215244.4%
82New London Visual and Performing Arts Magnet PathwayNew London, CTNew London School District26811743.7%
83Nathan Hale Arts Magnet SchoolNew London, CTNew London School District44518842.3%
84Arts at the Capitol Theater Magnet School (ACT)Willimantic, CTEastern Connecticut Regional Educational Service Center (EAS1232721.9%
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