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The public high schools with the highest share of male students in Kansas · page 3

Ranks 101150 of the public schools with the highest share of male students in Kansas. Back to page 1.

MOST MALE · KANSAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsMale students% Male
101Girard HighGirard, KSGirard28414952.5%
102Washington HighKansas City, KSKansas City1,18061952.5%
103Centralia HighCentralia, KSVermillion1457652.4%
104Spring Hill High SchoolSpring Hill, KSSpring Hill1,12158752.4%
105Frontenac Sr. High SchoolFrontenac, KSFrontenac Public Schools29815652.4%
106Osage City HighOsage City, KSOsage City21811452.3%
107Doniphan West JR/SR High SchoolHighland, KSDoniphan West Schools1769252.3%
108Santa Fe Trail HighCarbondale, KSSanta Fe Trail30816152.3%
109Holton HighHolton, KSHolton33517552.2%
110Buhler HighBuhler, KSBuhler67435252.2%
111Shawnee Mission West HighOverland Park, KSShawnee Mission Pub Sch1,59983552.2%
112Goddard HighGoddard, KSGoddard96250252.2%
113Ellinwood HighEllinwood, KSEllinwood Public Schools1467652.0%
114Lawrence Free State HighLawrence, KSLawrence1,77492352.0%
115Cherryvale Sr / Middle SchoolCherryvale, KSCherryvale27714452.0%
116Turner HighKansas City, KSTurner-Kansas City1,14759652.0%
117Gardner Edgerton HighGardner, KSGardner Edgerton1,79493252.0%
118Maize Sr HighMaize, KSMaize1,44475051.9%
119Blue Valley Southwest High SchoolOverland Park, KSBlue Valley1,05754951.9%
120Shawnee Mission East HighPrairie Village, KSShawnee Mission Pub Sch1,73790251.9%
121Moundridge HighMoundridge, KSMoundridge1608351.9%
122Quinter Jr-Sr HighQuinter, KSQuinter Public Schools1336951.9%
123Perry Lecompton HighPerry, KSPerry Public Schools26813951.9%
124Washburn Rural HighTopeka, KSAuburn-Washburn1,87897451.9%
125Dodge City High SchoolDodge City, KSDodge City2,1781,12951.8%
126Nickerson HighNickerson, KSNickerson25513251.8%
127Satanta Jr-Sr HighSatanta, KSSatanta1145951.8%
128Riley County High SchoolRiley, KSRiley County23212051.7%
129Salina High CentralSalina, KSSalina93448351.7%
130Uniontown High SchoolUniontown, KSUniontown1789251.7%
131Neodesha HighNeodesha, KSNeodesha36018651.7%
132Ness City HighNess City, KSNess City1226351.6%
133Bennington Junior High/High SchoolBennington, KSTwin Valley21911351.6%
134Haven HighHaven, KSHaven Public Schools22311551.6%
135Shawnee Heights HighTecumseh, KSShawnee Heights1,21862851.6%
136Oakley Sr HighOakley, KSOakley1306751.5%
137Osawatomie HighOsawatomie, KSOsawatomie29515251.5%
138Russell Junior-Senior HighRussell, KSRussell County32816951.5%
139Lawrence HighLawrence, KSLawrence1,45474951.5%
140Blue Valley West HighOverland Park, KSBlue Valley1,53479051.5%
141Beloit Jr-Sr HighBeloit, KSBeloit33617351.5%
142F L Schlagle HighKansas City, KSKansas City84143351.5%
143Garden City High SchoolGarden City, KSGarden City1,9461,00151.4%
144Olpe Jr./Sr. High SchoolOlpe, KSSouthern Lyon County1799251.4%
145Hoxie HighHoxie, KSHoxie Community Schools1799251.4%
146Andover HighAndover, KSAndover1,01852351.4%
147Belle Plaine HighBelle Plaine, KSBelle Plaine1819351.4%
148Plainville HighPlainville, KSPlainville19710151.3%
149McLouth HighMcLouth, KSMcLouth1256451.2%
150Manhattan High SchoolManhattan, KSManhattan-Ogden2,0871,06851.2%
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