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The public schools with the highest share of male students in Van Buren County, Michigan

31 public schools in Van Buren County, Michigan appear in this ranking of the public schools with the highest share of male students, ranked by the share of enrolled students who are male, from federal NCES data. Lawrence JrSr High School leads the list at 58.7%, against a median of 50.4% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Van Buren County, Michigan

Top % Male

58.7%

Median % Male

50.4%

MOST MALE · VAN BUREN COUNTY, MICHIGAN

#	School	City	District	Students	Male students	% Male
1	Lawrence JrSr High School	LAWRENCE, MI	Lawrence Public Schools	179	105	58.7%
2	Hartford Middle School	HARTFORD, MI	Hartford Public Schools	321	175	54.5%
3	Paw Paw Middle School	PAW PAW, MI	Paw Paw Public School District	498	269	54.0%
4	Gobles High School	GOBLES, MI	Gobles Public School District	396	211	53.3%
5	Mattawan Early Elem School	MATTAWAN, MI	Mattawan Consolidated School	703	372	52.9%
6	Lawrence Elementary School	LAWRENCE, MI	Lawrence Public Schools	214	113	52.8%
7	Paw Paw High School	PAW PAW, MI	Paw Paw Public School District	638	336	52.7%
8	Decatur Jr Sr High School	DECATUR, MI	Decatur Public Schools	399	209	52.4%
9	Sister Lakes Elementary School	BENTON HARBOR, MI	Dowagiac Union School District	166	86	51.8%
10	Bloomingdale Middle and High School	BLOOMINGDALE, MI	Bloomingdale Public School District	516	266	51.5%
11	Covert High School	COVERT, MI	Covert Public Schools	101	52	51.5%
12	Lincoln School	SOUTH HAVEN, MI	South Haven Public Schools	251	129	51.4%
13	Paw Paw Later Elementary	PAW PAW, MI	Paw Paw Public School District	453	232	51.2%
14	Mattawan High School	MATTAWAN, MI	Mattawan Consolidated School	1,126	575	51.1%
15	Lawton Middle School	LAWTON, MI	Lawton Community School District	325	164	50.5%
16	South Walnut Elementary School	BANGOR, MI	Bangor Public Schools (Van Buren)	341	172	50.4%
17	Lawton High School	LAWTON, MI	Lawton Community School District	279	140	50.2%
18	Paw Paw Early Elementary School	PAW PAW, MI	Paw Paw Public School District	481	241	50.1%
19	Davis Elementary School	DECATUR, MI	Decatur Public Schools	356	178	50.0%
20	Redwood Elementary	HARTFORD, MI	Hartford Public Schools	516	258	50.0%
21	Mattawan Middle School	MATTAWAN, MI	Mattawan Consolidated School	823	410	49.8%
22	Lawton Elementary School	LAWTON, MI	Lawton Community School District	397	197	49.6%
23	Mattawan Later Elem School	MATTAWAN, MI	Mattawan Consolidated School	808	399	49.4%
24	Hartford High School	HARTFORD, MI	Hartford Public Schools	379	187	49.3%
25	South Haven High School	SOUTH HAVEN, MI	South Haven Public Schools	588	290	49.3%
26	Gobles Elementary School	GOBLES, MI	Gobles Public School District	355	174	49.0%
27	Maple Grove Elementary School	SOUTH HAVEN, MI	South Haven Public Schools	300	146	48.7%
28	Bangor Middle School	BANGOR, MI	Bangor Public Schools (Van Buren)	272	131	48.2%
29	Bangor High School	BANGOR, MI	Bangor Public Schools (Van Buren)	264	127	48.1%
30	Bloomingdale Elementary School	BLOOMINGDALE, MI	Bloomingdale Public School District	272	129	47.4%
31	Covert Elementary School	COVERT, MI	Covert Public Schools	144	68	47.2%

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