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The public elementary schools with the highest share of male students in Hinds County, Mississippi

This ranking covers the public elementary schools with the highest share of male students in Hinds County, Mississippi, drawn from 32 qualifying public elementary schools. Johnson Elementary School leads the list at 57.0%, against a median of 50.6% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Hinds County, Mississippi

Top % Male

57.0%

Median % Male

50.6%

MOST MALE · HINDS COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI

#	School	City	District	Students	Male students	% Male
1	Johnson Elementary School	Jackson, MS	Jackson Public Schools	444	253	57.0%
2	Oak Forest Elementary School	Jackson, MS	Jackson Public Schools	436	243	55.7%
3	McLeod Elementary School	Jackson, MS	Jackson Public Schools	343	189	55.1%
4	Smilow Collegiate	Jackson, MS	Joel E. Smilow Collegiate	547	294	53.8%
5	Bolton-Edwards Elem Middle School	Bolton, MS	Hinds County School District	335	178	53.1%
6	Eastside Elementary School	Clinton, MS	Clinton Public School District	747	393	52.6%
7	Green Elementary School	Jackson, MS	Jackson Public Schools	365	192	52.6%
8	Clinton Park Elementary School	Clinton, MS	Clinton Public School District	746	392	52.5%
9	Isable Elementary School	Jackson, MS	Jackson Public Schools	244	128	52.5%
10	John Hopkins Elementary School	Jackson, MS	Jackson Public Schools	497	259	52.1%
11	Bates Elementary School	Jackson, MS	Jackson Public Schools	482	251	52.1%
12	Revive Collegiate	Jackson, MS	Revive	367	191	52.0%
13	Pecan Park Elementary School	Jackson, MS	Jackson Public Schools	510	264	51.8%
14	Raymond Elementary/Carver Middle	Raymond, MS	Hinds County School District	453	233	51.4%
15	Northside Elementary School	Clinton, MS	Clinton Public School District	683	349	51.1%
16	Spann Elementary School	Jackson, MS	Jackson Public Schools	433	219	50.6%
17	Van Winkle Elementary School	Jackson, MS	Jackson Public Schools	275	139	50.5%
18	Ambition Preparatory Charter School	Jackson, MS	Ambition Preparatory Charter School	563	284	50.4%
19	Clausell Elementary School	Jackson, MS	Jackson Public Schools	231	116	50.2%
20	Timberlawn Elementary School	Jackson, MS	Jackson Public Schools	295	148	50.2%
21	Boyd Elementary School	Jackson, MS	Jackson Public Schools	424	212	50.0%
22	Gary Road Elementary	Byram, MS	Hinds County School District	717	357	49.8%
23	Key Elementary School	Jackson, MS	Jackson Public Schools	259	128	49.4%
24	North Jackson Elementary School	Jackson, MS	Jackson Public Schools	346	171	49.4%
25	Walton Elementary School	Jackson, MS	Jackson Public Schools	457	225	49.2%
26	Barack Obama Elementary School	Jackson, MS	Jackson Public Schools	242	118	48.8%
27	Casey Elementary School	Jackson, MS	Jackson Public Schools	308	150	48.7%
28	Utica Elem Mid School	Utica, MS	Hinds County School District	304	146	48.0%
29	Galloway Elementary School	Jackson, MS	Jackson Public Schools	296	142	48.0%
30	Wilkins Elementary School	Jackson, MS	Jackson Public Schools	434	207	47.7%
31	Gary Road Intermediate	Byram, MS	Hinds County School District	680	323	47.5%
32	McWillie Elementary School	Jackson, MS	Jackson Public Schools	414	177	42.8%

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