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

Across Polk County, Missouri, 17 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the share of enrolled students who are male, from federal NCES data. PLEASANT HOPE HIGH leads the list at 58.0%, against a median of 52.9% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
17
Polk County, Missouri
Top % Male
58.0%
Median % Male
52.9%
MOST MALE · POLK COUNTY, MISSOURI
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsMale students% Male
1PLEASANT HOPE HIGHPLEASANT HOPE, MOPLEASANT HOPE R-VI22413058.0%
2HALFWAY ELEM.HALFWAY, MOHALFWAY R-III1337657.1%
3PLEASANT HOPE MIDDLEPLEASANT HOPE, MOPLEASANT HOPE R-VI1689657.1%
4BOLIVAR HIGHBOLIVAR, MOBOLIVAR R-I83147056.6%
5MARION C. EARLY ELEM.MORRISVILLE, MOMARION C. EARLY R-V28315655.1%
6BOLIVAR PRIMARYBOLIVAR, MOBOLIVAR R-I57831454.3%
7HUMANSVILLE HIGHHUMANSVILLE, MOHUMANSVILLE R-IV1055653.3%
8HUMANSVILLE ELEM.HUMANSVILLE, MOHUMANSVILLE R-IV1568353.2%
9EARLY CHILDHOOD LEARNING CNTRBOLIVAR, MOBOLIVAR R-I1578352.9%
10PLEASANT HOPE ELEM.PLEASANT HOPE, MOPLEASANT HOPE R-VI25813251.2%
11HALFWAY SECONDARYHALFWAY, MOHALFWAY R-III1145850.9%
12FAIR PLAY HIGHFAIR PLAY, MOFAIR PLAY R-II1196050.4%
13MARION C. EARLY HIGHMORRISVILLE, MOMARION C. EARLY R-V1507550.0%
14BOLIVAR MIDDLEBOLIVAR, MOBOLIVAR R-I58729349.9%
15FAIR PLAY ELEM.FAIR PLAY, MOFAIR PLAY R-II21210449.1%
16BOLIVAR INTERMEDIATE SCH.BOLIVAR, MOBOLIVAR R-I57228049.0%
17MARION C. EARLY JUNIOR HIGHMorrisville, MOMARION C. EARLY R-V1436847.5%
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