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The public middle schools with the highest share of male students in LaSalle County, Illinois

This ranking covers the public middle schools with the highest share of male students in LaSalle County, Illinois, drawn from 9 qualifying public middle schools. Lincoln Jr High School leads the list at 56.5%, against a median of 51.6% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

LaSalle County, Illinois

Top % Male

56.5%

Median % Male

51.6%

MOST MALE · LASALLE COUNTY, ILLINOIS

#	School	City	District	Students	Male students	% Male
1	Lincoln Jr High School	La Salle, IL	La Salle ESD 122	269	152	56.5%
2	Parkside Middle School	Peru, IL	Peru ESD 124	372	199	53.5%
3	Washington Elem School	Oglesby, IL	Oglesby ESD 125	116	60	51.7%
4	Seneca Elem School South Campus	Seneca, IL	Seneca CCSD 170	209	108	51.7%
5	Central Intermediate School	Ottawa, IL	Ottawa ESD 141	339	175	51.6%
6	Northlawn Jr High School	Streator, IL	Streator ESD 44	614	313	51.0%
7	Shepherd Middle School	Ottawa, IL	Ottawa ESD 141	353	177	50.1%
8	Northbrook School	Mendota, IL	Mendota CCSD 289	526	261	49.6%
9	Serena Middle School	Serena, IL	Serena CUSD 2	184	90	48.9%

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