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The public high schools with the highest share of male students in Missouri · page 10

Ranks 451459 of the public schools with the highest share of male students in Missouri. Back to page 1.

MOST MALE · MISSOURI
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsMale students% Male
451Naylor High SchoolNaylor, MONAYLOR R-II1556743.2%
452UNIVERSITY ACADEMY-UPPERKANSAS CITY, MOUNIVERSITY ACADEMY23710142.6%
453PASEO ACAD. OF PERFORMING ARTSKANSAS CITY, MOKANSAS CITY 3366928442.5%
454ADAIR CO. HIGHNOVINGER, MOADAIR CO. R-I1014241.6%
455STEAM ACADEMY AT MSB HIGH SCHOFERGUSON, MOFERGUSON-FLORISSANT R-II43417841.0%
456BRADLEYVILLE HIGHBRADLEYVILLE, MOBRADLEYVILLE R-I1004141.0%
457GIDEON HIGHGIDEON, MOGIDEON 371024140.2%
458CENTRAL VISUAL/PERF. ARTS HIGHST LOUIS, MOST. LOUIS CITY3149028.7%
459GRAND CENTER ARTS ACADEMY HIGHST. LOUIS, MOCONFLUENCE ACADEMIES40210927.1%
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