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The public schools with the highest share of male students in Massachusetts · page 11

Ranks 501550 of the public schools with the highest share of male students in Massachusetts. Back to page 1.

MOST MALE · MASSACHUSETTS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsMale students% Male
501Saltonstall SchoolSalem, MASalem41221852.9%
502Paul P Gates Elementary SchoolActon, MAActon-Boxborough38020152.9%
503Walter S Parker MiddleReading, MAReading46724752.9%
504Hannah ElementaryBeverly, MABeverly31216552.9%
505North Brookfield HighNorth Brookfield, MANorth Brookfield1578352.9%
506Meetinghouse SchoolWestminster, MAAshburnham-Westminster21011152.9%
507Fox HillBurlington, MABurlington43723152.9%
508Dr Gertrude BaileyLowell, MALowell45424052.9%
509Lynn English HighLynn, MALynn2,0621,09052.9%
510John F Kennedy Middle SchoolFlorence, MANorthampton57730552.9%
511E W Thurston MiddleWestwood, MAWestwood66435152.9%
512Robert T. Capeless Elementary SchoolPittsfield, MAPittsfield1769352.8%
513Franklin AveWestfield, MAWestfield1769352.8%
514Ruth Batson AcademyDorchester, MABoston60431952.8%
515Lucretia and Joseph Brown SchoolMarblehead, MAMarblehead44523552.8%
516Theodore Herberg MiddlePittsfield, MAPittsfield58731052.8%
517Walnut SquareHaverhill, MAHaverhill1618552.8%
518Edison Elementary SchoolBrighton, MABoston50226552.8%
519Dr. Philip O. Coakley Middle SchoolNorwood, MANorwood80742652.8%
520Somerset Middle SchoolSomerset, MASomerset61032252.8%
521English High SchoolBoston, MABoston72038052.8%
522Hanover MiddleHanover, MAHanover82643652.8%
523Quincy HighQuincy, MAQuincy1,51479952.8%
524Oak Street ElementaryFranklin, MAFranklin39821052.8%
525Peter NoyesSudbury, MASudbury50826852.8%
526Thomas W. Hamilton Primary SchoolSouth Weymouth, MAWeymouth38120152.8%
527Beaver Brook ElementaryAbington, MAAbington49125952.8%
528Dennis-Yarmouth Intermediate SchoolSouth Yarmouth, MADennis-Yarmouth49125952.8%
529John W. McDevitt Middle SchoolWaltham, MAWaltham61832652.8%
530Methuen HighMethuen, MAMethuen1,84197152.7%
531Newman ElementaryNeedham, MANeedham69636752.7%
532GlenwoodSpringfield, MASpringfield27514552.7%
533Alfred M ChaffeeOxford, MAOxford31316552.7%
534Fairview ElementaryChicopee, MAChicopee38720452.7%
535Gloucester HighGloucester, MAGloucester77640952.7%
536QuinsigamondWorcester, MAWorcester73838952.7%
537Athol-Royalston Middle SchoolAthol, MAAthol-Royalston44623552.7%
538Lt Eleazer DavisBedford, MABedford50126452.7%
539Lawlor Early Childhood CenterLawrence, MALawrence20510852.7%
540Lawrence High SchoolLawrence, MALawrence3,4531,81952.7%
541New Bedford HighNew Bedford, MANew Bedford2,8781,51652.7%
542Houghton ElementarySterling, MAWachusett31716752.7%
543Spring Street SchoolWest Bridgewater, MAWest Bridgewater1125952.7%
544Dennis-Yarmouth Regional HighSouth Yarmouth, MADennis-Yarmouth99352352.7%
545Helen R Donaghue SchoolMerrimac, MAPentucket26213852.7%
546Seekonk HighSeekonk, MASeekonk50526652.7%
547Barnstable Intermediate SchoolHyannis, MABarnstable64233852.6%
548Bourne Intermediate SchoolBourne, MABourne35918952.6%
549Chocksett Middle SchoolSterling, MAWachusett26413952.6%
550Groton Dunstable Regional MiddleGroton, MAGroton-Dunstable73938952.6%
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