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The public elementary schools with the highest share of male students in Georgia · page 27

Ranks 1,301–1,310 of the public schools with the highest share of male students in Georgia. Back to page 1.

MOST MALE · GEORGIA

#	School	City	District	Students	Male students	% Male
1301	Lincoln Elementary Magnet School	Albany, GA	Dougherty County	404	174	43.1%
1302	Vineville Academy	Macon, GA	Bibb County	479	206	43.0%
1303	Susie King Taylor Community School	Savannah, GA	Savannah-Chatham County	284	122	43.0%
1304	International Charter School of Atlanta	Roswell, GA	State Specialty Schools I- International Charter Sch of Atl	846	362	42.8%
1305	Utopian Academy for the Arts Elementary School	Ellenwood, GA	Clayton County	317	130	41.0%
1306	Kay R Pace Elementary School of the Arts	Jonesboro, GA	Clayton County	518	211	40.7%
1307	Wynnton Elementary School	Columbus, GA	Muscogee County	332	130	39.2%
1308	Esther F. Garrison School for the Arts	Savannah, GA	Savannah-Chatham County	770	273	35.5%
1309	DeKalb Arts Academy	Avondale Estates, GA	DeKalb County	768	247	32.2%
1310	Ivy Preparatory Academy- Inc	Atlanta, GA	State Specialty Schools I- Ivy Preparatory Academy- Inc	436	0	0.0%

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