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The public elementary schools with the highest share of male students in Miami, Florida · page 4

Ranks 151163 of the public schools with the highest share of male students in Miami, Florida. Back to page 1.

MOST MALE · MIAMI, FLORIDA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsMale students% Male
151PHYLLIS R. MILLER ELEMENTARY SCHOOLMIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADE47121746.1%
152BEN GAMLA CHARTER SCHOOLMIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADE1657646.1%
153SOMERSET ACADEMYMIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADE80536945.8%
154MATER ACADEMY EAST CHARTER SCHOOLMIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADE57326145.5%
155ACADEMIR PREPARATORY OF CHAMPIONSGATEMIAMI, FLOSCEOLA36616645.4%
156LINCOLN-MARTI CHARTER SCHOOL (LITTLE HAVANA CAMPUS)MIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADE67430445.1%
157POINCIANA PARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOLMIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADE1697645.0%
158GREENGLADE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLMIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADE29313144.7%
159VAN E. BLANTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOLMIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADE37416644.4%
160MATER INTERNATIONAL ACADEMYMIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADE1797843.6%
161SOMERSET ACADEMY ELEMENTARY SOUTH CAMPUSMIAMI, FLBROWARD34715143.5%
162MORNINGSIDE K-8 ACADEMYMIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADE40617041.9%
163LINCOLN-MARTI CHARTER SCHOOLS(OSCEOLA CAMPUS)MIAMI, FLOSCEOLA1204940.8%
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