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The public elementary schools with the highest share of male students in Massachusetts · page 8

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MOST MALE · MASSACHUSETTS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsMale students% Male
351Hannah ElementaryBeverly, MABeverly31216552.9%
352Meetinghouse SchoolWestminster, MAAshburnham-Westminster21011152.9%
353Fox HillBurlington, MABurlington43723152.9%
354Dr Gertrude BaileyLowell, MALowell45424052.9%
355Robert T. Capeless Elementary SchoolPittsfield, MAPittsfield1769352.8%
356Franklin AveWestfield, MAWestfield1769352.8%
357Lucretia and Joseph Brown SchoolMarblehead, MAMarblehead44523552.8%
358Walnut SquareHaverhill, MAHaverhill1618552.8%
359Edison Elementary SchoolBrighton, MABoston50226552.8%
360Oak Street ElementaryFranklin, MAFranklin39821052.8%
361Peter NoyesSudbury, MASudbury50826852.8%
362Thomas W. Hamilton Primary SchoolSouth Weymouth, MAWeymouth38120152.8%
363Beaver Brook ElementaryAbington, MAAbington49125952.8%
364Dennis-Yarmouth Intermediate SchoolSouth Yarmouth, MADennis-Yarmouth49125952.8%
365Newman ElementaryNeedham, MANeedham69636752.7%
366GlenwoodSpringfield, MASpringfield27514552.7%
367Alfred M ChaffeeOxford, MAOxford31316552.7%
368Fairview ElementaryChicopee, MAChicopee38720452.7%
369QuinsigamondWorcester, MAWorcester73838952.7%
370Lt Eleazer DavisBedford, MABedford50126452.7%
371Lawlor Early Childhood CenterLawrence, MALawrence20510852.7%
372Houghton ElementarySterling, MAWachusett31716752.7%
373Spring Street SchoolWest Bridgewater, MAWest Bridgewater1125952.7%
374Helen R Donaghue SchoolMerrimac, MAPentucket26213852.7%
375Bourne Intermediate SchoolBourne, MABourne35918952.6%
376Raymond E. Shaw ElementaryMillbury, MAMillbury45423952.6%
377John R FauseyWest Springfield, MAWest Springfield43522952.6%
378Henry Lord Community SchoolFall River, MAFall River81743052.6%
379Samuel BowlesSpringfield, MASpringfield32517152.6%
380Old Post RoadEast Walpole, MAWalpole45824152.6%
381Dennett ElementaryPlympton, MAPlympton24913152.6%
382James Russell LowellWatertown, MAWatertown42222252.6%
383Elmer S BagnallGroveland, MAPentucket51927352.6%
384Forestdale SchoolSandwich, MASandwich55729352.6%
385Newbury ElementaryNewbury, MATriton42422352.6%
386Frederick J DutileNorth Billerica, MABillerica31016352.6%
387Thomas DitsonBillerica, MABillerica54228552.6%
388Joseph G LutherSwansea, MASwansea19410252.6%
389Fort River ElementaryAmherst, MAAmherst37119552.6%
390Young Achievers K-8 SchoolMattapan, MABoston48925752.6%
391Eliot K-8 Innovation SchoolBoston, MABoston78441252.5%
392Henderson K-12 Inclusion School LowerDorchester, MABoston19610352.5%
393Abner GibbsWestfield, MAWestfield19610352.5%
394Penn BrookGeorgetown, MAGeorgetown67435452.5%
395Fannie E ProctorNorthborough, MANorthborough23812552.5%
396Kensington International SchoolSpringfield, MASpringfield27814652.5%
397Mabelle M BurrellFoxborough, MAFoxborough33917852.5%
398Arlington ElementaryLawrence, MALawrence55829352.5%
399Elm Park CommunityWorcester, MAWorcester47825152.5%
400Indian BrookPlymouth, MAPlymouth52027352.5%
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