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The public middle schools with the highest share of male students in Nebraska · page 3

Ranks 101–111 of the public schools with the highest share of male students in Nebraska. Back to page 1.

MOST MALE · NEBRASKA

#	School	City	District	Students	Male students	% Male
101	R M MARRS MAGNET MIDDLE SCHOOL	OMAHA, NE	OMAHA PUBLIC SCHOOLS	1,066	511	47.9%
102	FREMONT MIDDLE SCHOOL	FREMONT, NE	FREMONT PUBLIC SCHOOLS	689	330	47.9%
103	WEST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	SIDNEY, NE	SIDNEY PUBLIC SCHOOLS	238	114	47.9%
104	NATHAN HALE MAGNET MIDDLE SCHOOL	OMAHA, NE	OMAHA PUBLIC SCHOOLS	685	328	47.9%
105	RALSTON MIDDLE SCHOOL	RALSTON, NE	RALSTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS	488	233	47.8%
106	DOUGLAS CO WEST MIDDLE SCHOOL	VALLEY, NE	DOUGLAS CO WEST COMMUNITY SCHS	233	111	47.6%
107	CEDAR BLUFFS MIDDLE SCHOOL	CEDAR BLUFFS, NE	CEDAR BLUFFS PUBLIC SCHOOLS	120	56	46.7%
108	NORTH BEND CENTRAL MIDDLE SCHOOL	NORTH BEND, NE	NORTH BEND CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHS	123	57	46.3%
109	MADISON MIDDLE SCHOOL	MADISON, NE	MADISON PUBLIC SCHOOLS	115	52	45.2%
110	LAKEVIEW JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL	COLUMBUS, NE	LAKEVIEW COMMUNITY SCHOOLS	152	67	44.1%
111	LOUISVILLE MIDDLE SCHOOL	LOUISVILLE, NE	LOUISVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS	107	46	43.0%

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