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The public elementary schools with the highest share of male students in Orange County, Florida · page 2

Ranks 51–100 of the public schools with the highest share of male students in Orange County, Florida. Back to page 1.

MOST MALE · ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA

#	School	City	District	Students	Male students	% Male
51	SOUTHWOOD ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	481	254	52.8%
52	VENTURA ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	577	304	52.7%
53	OAK HILL ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	503	265	52.7%
54	ORANGE CENTER ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	342	180	52.6%
55	PINEWOOD ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	497	261	52.5%
56	JOHN YOUNG ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	617	324	52.5%
57	OAKSHIRE ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	465	244	52.5%
58	IVEY LANE ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	284	149	52.5%
59	WATERFORD ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	532	279	52.4%
60	OCOEE ELEMENTARY	OCOEE, FL	ORANGE	723	379	52.4%
61	AUDUBON PARK SCHOOL	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	1,184	620	52.4%
62	CAMELOT ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	545	285	52.3%
63	WETHERBEE ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	939	491	52.3%
64	WYNDHAM LAKES ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	592	309	52.2%
65	LAKE COMO SCHOOL	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	928	484	52.2%
66	AZALEA PARK ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	470	245	52.1%
67	LAUREATE PARK ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	1,220	635	52.0%
68	PALMETTO ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	1,006	523	52.0%
69	ANDOVER ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	629	327	52.0%
70	ARBOR RIDGE K-8	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	756	392	51.9%
71	PERSHING SCHOOL	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	1,057	548	51.8%
72	WASHINGTON SHORES ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	301	156	51.8%
73	LAKE WESTON ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	415	215	51.8%
74	SADLER ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	705	365	51.8%
75	MILLENNIA ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	858	444	51.8%
76	STONE LAKES ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	617	319	51.7%
77	BAY MEADOWS ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	764	394	51.6%
78	HIAWASSEE ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	619	319	51.5%
79	FORSYTH WOODS ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	507	261	51.5%
80	LOVELL ELEMENTARY	APOPKA, FL	ORANGE	655	337	51.5%
81	THREE POINTS ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	447	230	51.5%
82	PALM LAKE ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	574	295	51.4%
83	CYPRESS SPRINGS ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	619	318	51.4%
84	CASTLEVIEW ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	693	356	51.4%
85	HAMLIN ELEMENTARY	WINTER GARDEN, FL	ORANGE	549	282	51.4%
86	SUNSET PARK ELEMENTARY	WINDERMERE, FL	ORANGE	699	359	51.4%
87	LOCKHART ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	452	232	51.3%
88	RIVERSIDE ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	526	270	51.3%
89	MOSS PARK ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	842	432	51.3%
90	PINECREST CREEK CHARTER	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	119	61	51.3%
91	METROWEST ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	549	281	51.2%
92	SALLY RIDE ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	399	204	51.1%
93	RENAISSANCE CHARTER AT CROWN POINT	OCOEE, FL	ORANGE	1,290	659	51.1%
94	VISTA LAKES ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	520	265	51.0%
95	DILLARD STREET ELEMENTARY	WINTER GARDEN, FL	ORANGE	466	237	50.9%
96	HOPE CHARTER	OCOEE, FL	ORANGE	417	212	50.8%
97	RENAISSANCE CHARTER SCHOOL AT HUNTERS CREEK	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	1,501	763	50.8%
98	LAKE WHITNEY ELEMENTARY	WINTER GARDEN, FL	ORANGE	549	279	50.8%
99	WESTPOINTE ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	683	347	50.8%
100	LAKE SYBELIA ELEMENTARY	MAITLAND, FL	ORANGE	437	222	50.8%

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