The public schools with the highest share of male students in Kansas · page 9

Ranks 401–450 of the public schools with the highest share of male students in Kansas. Back to page 1.

MOST MALE · KANSAS

#	School	City	District	Students	Male students	% Male
401	Augusta Sr High	Augusta, KS	Augusta	594	313	52.7%
402	Inman Elem	Inman, KS	Inman	260	137	52.7%
403	Alta Brown Elem	Garden City, KS	Garden City	336	177	52.7%
404	Hillcrest Elem	Lawrence, KS	Lawrence	393	207	52.7%
405	O K Elem	Wichita, KS	Wichita	262	138	52.7%
406	Santa Fe Trail Middle School	Olathe, KS	Olathe	623	328	52.6%
407	Macksville Elem	Macksville, KS	Macksville	114	60	52.6%
408	Stafford Elementary	Stafford, KS	Stafford	133	70	52.6%
409	Wheatridge Middle School	Gardner, KS	Gardner Edgerton	517	272	52.6%
410	Seaman High	Topeka, KS	Seaman	1,190	626	52.6%
411	Abilene High School	Abilene, KS	Abilene	443	233	52.6%
412	Phillipsburg High	Phillipsburg, KS	Phillipsburg	173	91	52.6%
413	Simpson Elem	Russell, KS	Russell County	173	91	52.6%
414	Oakley Middle School	Oakley, KS	Oakley	135	71	52.6%
415	Hillsboro Middle/High School	Hillsboro, KS	Durham-Hillsboro-Lehigh	310	163	52.6%
416	Tonganoxie High	Tonganoxie, KS	Tonganoxie	620	326	52.6%
417	Walnut Elem	Emporia, KS	Emporia	312	164	52.6%
418	Larned Sr High	Larned, KS	Ft Larned	234	123	52.6%
419	Harper Elem	Harper, KS	Chaparral Schools	255	134	52.5%
420	Stone Creek Elementary	Derby, KS	Derby	451	237	52.5%
421	Caney Valley High	Caney, KS	Caney Valley	335	176	52.5%
422	Marvin Sisk Middle School	Douglass, KS	Douglass Public Schools	118	62	52.5%
423	Sunnyside Elementary School	Olathe, KS	Olathe	316	166	52.5%
424	Stanton County Elementary	Johnson, KS	Stanton County	238	125	52.5%
425	Rosedale Middle	Kansas City, KS	Kansas City	501	263	52.5%
426	Liberal Sr High	Liberal, KS	Liberal	1,421	746	52.5%
427	Belmont Elementary School	Shawnee, KS	De Soto	381	200	52.5%
428	Trojan Elem	Osawatomie, KS	Osawatomie	341	179	52.5%
429	Bickerdyke Elem	Russell, KS	Russell County	261	137	52.5%
430	Valley Center Middle School	Valley Center, KS	Valley Center Pub Sch	802	421	52.5%
431	Chapman High	Chapman, KS	Chapman	383	201	52.5%
432	Topeka High	Topeka, KS	Topeka Public Schools	1,578	828	52.5%
433	Girard High	Girard, KS	Girard	284	149	52.5%
434	Washington High	Kansas City, KS	Kansas City	1,180	619	52.5%
435	Nickerson Elem	Nickerson, KS	Nickerson	183	96	52.5%
436	Bentwood Elem	Overland Park, KS	Olathe	366	192	52.5%
437	Holton Elementary School	Holton, KS	Holton	511	268	52.5%
438	Woodman Elem	Wichita, KS	Wichita	612	321	52.5%
439	Meadowlark Ridge Elem	Salina, KS	Salina	431	226	52.4%
440	Baldwin Junior High School	Baldwin City, KS	Baldwin City	309	162	52.4%
441	Emporia Middle School	Emporia, KS	Emporia	843	442	52.4%
442	Griffith Elem	Wichita, KS	Wichita	370	194	52.4%
443	Fort Scott Middle School	Fort Scott, KS	Fort Scott	372	195	52.4%
444	White Elem	Wichita, KS	Wichita	414	217	52.4%
445	Centralia High	Centralia, KS	Vermillion	145	76	52.4%
446	Graber Elementary	Hutchinson, KS	Hutchinson Public Schools	311	163	52.4%
447	Overland Trail Middle	Overland Park, KS	Blue Valley	540	283	52.4%
448	Logan Ave Elem	Emporia, KS	Emporia	208	109	52.4%
449	Kepley Middle School	Ulysses, KS	Ulysses	294	154	52.4%
450	Augusta Middle School	Augusta, KS	Augusta	445	233	52.4%

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