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The public schools with the highest share of male students in Okaloosa County, Florida

Across Okaloosa County, Florida, 37 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the share of enrolled students who are male, from federal NCES data. OKALOOSA STEMM CENTER leads the list at 62.3%, against a median of 51.6% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Okaloosa County, Florida

Top % Male

62.3%

Median % Male

51.6%

MOST MALE · OKALOOSA COUNTY, FLORIDA

#	School	City	District	Students	Male students	% Male
1	OKALOOSA STEMM CENTER	VALPARAISO, FL	OKALOOSA	366	228	62.3%
2	SOUTHSIDE PRIMARY SCHOOL	CRESTVIEW, FL	OKALOOSA	260	155	59.6%
3	MAX BRUNER JUNIOR MIDDLE SCHOOL	FORT WALTON BEACH, FL	OKALOOSA	677	387	57.2%
4	KENWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	FORT WALTON BEACH, FL	OKALOOSA	471	259	55.0%
5	BAKER SCHOOL	BAKER, FL	OKALOOSA	1,434	786	54.8%
6	ANNETTE P. EDWINS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	FORT WALTON BEACH, FL	OKALOOSA	490	267	54.5%
7	LONGWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	SHALIMAR, FL	OKALOOSA	555	302	54.4%
8	ADDIE R. LEWIS SCHOOL	VALPARAISO, FL	OKALOOSA	653	353	54.1%
9	DESTIN HIGH SCHOOL	DESTIN, FL	OKALOOSA	599	318	53.1%
10	DESTIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	DESTIN, FL	OKALOOSA	910	478	52.5%
11	SHOAL RIVER MIDDLE SCHOOL	CRESTVIEW, FL	OKALOOSA	923	484	52.4%
12	ANTIOCH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	CRESTVIEW, FL	OKALOOSA	931	487	52.3%
13	W. C. PRYOR MIDDLE SCHOOL	FORT WALTON BEACH, FL	OKALOOSA	721	377	52.3%
14	BOB SIKES ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	CRESTVIEW, FL	OKALOOSA	794	415	52.3%
15	CRESTVIEW HIGH SCHOOL	CRESTVIEW, FL	OKALOOSA	2,376	1,242	52.3%
16	DAVIDSON MIDDLE SCHOOL	CRESTVIEW, FL	OKALOOSA	1,111	578	52.0%
17	NORTHWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	CRESTVIEW, FL	OKALOOSA	814	423	52.0%
18	CLIFFORD MEIGS MIDDLE SCHOOL	SHALIMAR, FL	OKALOOSA	612	318	52.0%
19	WRIGHT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	FORT WALTON BEACH, FL	OKALOOSA	609	314	51.6%
20	WALKER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	CRESTVIEW, FL	OKALOOSA	875	451	51.5%
21	ELLIOTT POINT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	FORT WALTON BEACH, FL	OKALOOSA	583	299	51.3%
22	EGLIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	EGLIN AFB, FL	OKALOOSA	436	220	50.5%
23	LAUREL HILL SCHOOL	LAUREL HILL, FL	OKALOOSA	432	218	50.5%
24	BLUEWATER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	NICEVILLE, FL	OKALOOSA	885	446	50.4%
25	SHALIMAR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	SHALIMAR, FL	OKALOOSA	557	279	50.1%
26	RIVERSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	CRESTVIEW, FL	OKALOOSA	1,032	516	50.0%
27	NICEVILLE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL	NICEVILLE, FL	OKALOOSA	2,036	1,013	49.8%
28	DESTIN MIDDLE SCHOOL	DESTIN, FL	OKALOOSA	799	397	49.7%
29	LULA J. EDGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	NICEVILLE, FL	OKALOOSA	501	247	49.3%
30	CHOCTAWHATCHEE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL	FORT WALTON BEACH, FL	OKALOOSA	1,720	848	49.3%
31	FORT WALTON BEACH HIGH SCHOOL	FORT WALTON BEACH, FL	OKALOOSA	1,550	759	49.0%
32	FLOROSA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	MARY ESTHER, FL	OKALOOSA	539	263	48.8%
33	C. W. RUCKEL MIDDLE SCHOOL	NICEVILLE, FL	OKALOOSA	1,061	516	48.6%
34	JAMES E PLEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	NICEVILLE, FL	OKALOOSA	762	360	47.2%
35	MARY ESTHER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	MARY ESTHER, FL	OKALOOSA	438	201	45.9%
36	LIZA JACKSON PREPARATORY SCHOOL	FORT WALTON BEACH, FL	OKALOOSA	977	438	44.8%
37	NORTHWEST FLORIDA BALLET ACADEMIE	FORT WALTON BEACH, FL	OKALOOSA	134	14	10.4%

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