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The public schools with the highest share of male students in Massachusetts · page 7

Ranks 301350 of the public schools with the highest share of male students in Massachusetts. Back to page 1.

MOST MALE · MASSACHUSETTS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsMale students% Male
301Nissitissit Middle SchoolPepperell, MANorth Middlesex49426854.3%
302Ivan G SmithDanvers, MADanvers38921154.2%
303Plymouth Early Childhood CenterPlymouth, MAPlymouth22512254.2%
304Remington MiddleFranklin, MAFranklin35819454.2%
305Grafton MiddleGrafton, MAGrafton47825954.2%
306Taft Early Learning CenterUxbridge, MAUxbridge52628554.2%
307Martinson ElementaryMarshfield, MAMarshfield44524154.2%
308E J HarringtonLynn, MALynn68737254.1%
309Marlborough HighMarlborough, MAMarlborough98553354.1%
310Mario Umana AcademyEast Boston, MABoston63434354.1%
311Beatrice H Wood ElementaryPlainville, MAPlainville33117954.1%
312DelaneyWrentham, MAWrentham60132554.1%
313Agawam Early Childhood CenterAgawam, MAAgawam1357354.1%
314Anne T. Dunphy SchoolWilliamsburg, MAWilliamsburg1116054.0%
315Hoosac Valley Elementary SchoolAdams, MAHoosac Valley Regional39821554.0%
316Millbury Street Elementary SchoolGrafton, MAGrafton58531654.0%
317Millbury Junior/Senior HighMillbury, MAMillbury72239054.0%
318Pawtucketville MemorialLowell, MALowell46325054.0%
319Page Hilltop Elementary SchoolAyer, MAAyer Shirley School District53929154.0%
320Sumner Elementary SchoolRoslindale, MABoston57631154.0%
321East Boston High SchoolEast Boston, MABoston1,25267654.0%
322Higginson-Lewis K-8 SchoolRoxbury, MABoston21311554.0%
323Knox Trail Middle SchoolSpencer, MASpencer-E Brookfield41522454.0%
324Joseph A Campbell ElementaryDracut, MADracut56530554.0%
325MontclairQuincy, MAQuincy36519754.0%
326Ayer Shirley Regional High SchoolAyer, MAAyer Shirley School District41722554.0%
327MorseCambridge, MACambridge32817754.0%
328Edward F. ParthumLawrence, MALawrence65635454.0%
329Northbridge Elementary SchoolWhitinsville, MANorthbridge97352554.0%
330HardyArlington, MAArlington38220653.9%
331Stall BrookBellingham, MABellingham28015153.9%
332Monomoy Regional Middle SchoolChatham, MAMonomoy Regional School District39521353.9%
333Bryantville ElementaryPembroke, MAPembroke42122753.9%
334BennettLeominster, MALeominster1156253.9%
335Mary Rowlandson ElementaryLancaster, MANashoba47325553.9%
336Charlotte A DunningFramingham, MAFramingham43623553.9%
337Francis M LeahyLawrence, MALawrence52528353.9%
338East Taunton ElementaryEast Taunton, MATaunton56430453.9%
339Lt Job Lane SchoolBedford, MABedford54029153.9%
340Boylston Elementary SchoolBoylston, MABerlin-Boylston34718753.9%
341Perkins Elementary SchoolSouth Boston, MABoston1679053.9%
342AveryDedham, MADedham32117353.9%
343Veterans Early Learning CenterSaugus, MASaugus50127053.9%
344South ElementaryAndover, MAAndover43823653.9%
345Charlton Middle SchoolCharlton, MADudley-Charlton Reg63134053.9%
346Fall BrookLeominster, MALeominster67036153.9%
347Kilmer K-8 SchoolWest Roxbury, MABoston40121653.9%
348Russell St ElementaryLittleton, MALittleton37520253.9%
349Condon K-8 SchoolSouth Boston, MABoston51827953.9%
350East Brookfield ElementaryEast Brookfield, MASpencer-E Brookfield24713353.9%
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