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The public schools with the highest share of male students in Osage County, Kansas

Across Osage County, Kansas, 10 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the share of enrolled students who are male, from federal NCES data. Osage City Elem leads the list at 57.4%, against a median of 51.0% across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked
10
Osage County, Kansas
Top % Male
57.4%
Median % Male
51.0%
MOST MALE · OSAGE COUNTY, KANSAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsMale students% Male
1Osage City ElemOsage City, KSOsage City34019557.4%
2Burlingame Junior/Senior HighBurlingame, KSBurlingame Public School1518254.3%
3Osage City HighOsage City, KSOsage City21811452.3%
4Santa Fe Trail HighCarbondale, KSSanta Fe Trail30816152.3%
5Overbrook Attendance CenterOverbrook, KSSanta Fe Trail33117051.4%
6Carbondale Attendance CenterCarbondale, KSSanta Fe Trail37018750.5%
7Lyndon ElemLyndon, KSLyndon29414750.0%
8Osage City Middle SchoolOsage City, KSOsage City1346750.0%
9Lyndon HighLyndon, KSLyndon1245947.6%
10Burlingame ElementaryBurlingame, KSBurlingame Public School1426747.2%
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