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The public schools with the highest share of male students in Butler County, Missouri

This ranking covers the public schools with the highest share of male students in Butler County, Missouri, drawn from 16 qualifying public schools. FISK ELEMENTARY leads the list at 55.0%, against a median of 52.1% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
16
Butler County, Missouri
Top % Male
55.0%
Median % Male
52.1%
MOST MALE · BUTLER COUNTY, MISSOURI
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsMale students% Male
1FISK ELEMENTARYFISK, MOTWIN RIVERS R-X30917055.0%
2TWIN RIVERS HIGHBROSELEY, MOTWIN RIVERS R-X25013654.4%
3POPLAR BLUFF EARLY CHILDHOOD CPOPLAR BLUFF, MOPOPLAR BLUFF R-I29516054.2%
4LAKE ROAD ELEM.POPLAR BLUFF, MOPOPLAR BLUFF R-I30015953.0%
5O'NEAL ELEM.POPLAR BLUFF, MOPOPLAR BLUFF R-I34418252.9%
6OAK GROVE ELEM.POPLAR BLUFF, MOPOPLAR BLUFF R-I31716752.7%
7POPLAR BLUFF KINDERGARTEN CTR.POPLAR BLUFF, MOPOPLAR BLUFF R-I33317452.3%
8POPLAR BLUFF JR. HIGHPOPLAR BLUFF, MOPOPLAR BLUFF R-I73538452.2%
9POPLAR BLUFF MIDDLE SCHOOLPOPLAR BLUFF, MOPOPLAR BLUFF R-I93248552.0%
10QULIN ELEMENTARYQULIN, MOTWIN RIVERS R-X1085651.9%
11POPLAR BLUFF HIGHPOPLAR BLUFF, MOPOPLAR BLUFF R-I1,41672851.4%
12NEELYVILLE ELEM.NEELYVILLE, MONEELYVILLE R-IV1889651.1%
13QULIN MIDDLEQULIN, MOTWIN RIVERS R-X1296550.4%
14NEELYVILLE HIGHNEELYVILLE, MONEELYVILLE R-IV30114949.5%
15HILLVIEW ELEM.HARVIELL, MONEELYVILLE R-IV1446545.1%
16EUGENE FIELD ELEM.POPLAR BLUFF, MOPOPLAR BLUFF R-I22710044.0%
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