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The public elementary schools with the highest share of male students in Shelby County, Indiana

This ranking covers the public elementary schools with the highest share of male students in Shelby County, Indiana, drawn from 7 qualifying public elementary schools. Southwestern Elementary School leads the list at 55.3%, against a median of 51.7% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Shelby County, Indiana

Top % Male

55.3%

Median % Male

51.7%

MOST MALE · SHELBY COUNTY, INDIANA

#	School	City	District	Students	Male students	% Male
1	Southwestern Elementary School	Shelbyville, IN	Southwestern Con Sch Shelby Co	405	224	55.3%
2	Waldron Elementary School	Waldron, IN	Shelby Eastern Schools	298	163	54.7%
3	Thomas A Hendricks Elementary Sch	Shelbyville, IN	Shelbyville Central Schools	565	300	53.1%
4	William F Loper Elementary School	Shelbyville, IN	Shelbyville Central Schools	619	320	51.7%
5	Morristown Elementary School	Morristown, IN	Shelby Eastern Schools	338	173	51.2%
6	Coulston Elementary School	Shelbyville, IN	Shelbyville Central Schools	428	217	50.7%
7	Triton Central Elementary School	Fairland, IN	Northwestern Con School Corp	516	255	49.4%

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