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The public middle schools with the highest share of male students in New Jersey

Across New Jersey, 438 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by the share of enrolled students who are male, from federal NCES data. Mercer Elementary School leads the list at 75.2%, against a median of 51.4% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

438

New Jersey

Top % Male

75.2%

Median % Male

51.4%

MOST MALE · NEW JERSEY

#	School	City	District	Students	Male students	% Male
1	Mercer Elementary School	Hamilton, NJ	Mercer County Special Services School District	141	106	75.2%
2	Ezra L. Nolan School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	250	150	60.0%
3	Buzz Aldrin Middle School	UPPER MONTCLAIR, NJ	Montclair Public School District	618	363	58.7%
4	Renaissance Middle School at the Rand Building	MONTCLAIR, NJ	Montclair Public School District	203	119	58.6%
5	Clayton Middle School	CLAYTON, NJ	Clayton Public School District	299	175	58.5%
6	Belhaven Middle School	LINWOOD, NJ	Linwood City School District	347	199	57.4%
7	Bayshore Middle School	LEONARDO, NJ	Middletown Township Public School District	534	305	57.1%
8	Ralph J. Steinhauer Elementary School	MAPLE SHADE, NJ	Maple Shade School District	355	202	56.9%
9	River Dell Middle School	River Edge, NJ	River Dell Regional School District	573	325	56.7%
10	Franklin Avenue Middle School	Franklin Lakes, NJ	Franklin Lakes School District	369	209	56.6%
11	Grant Intermediate School	TRENTON, NJ	Trenton Public School District	610	345	56.6%
12	Southampton Township School #3	SOUTHAMPTON, NJ	Southampton Township School District	253	143	56.5%
13	South River Middle School	SOUTH RIVER, NJ	South River Public School District	524	295	56.3%
14	Slocum Skewes School	RIDGEFIELD, NJ	Ridgefield School District	654	367	56.1%
15	Walter Hill School	Swedesboro, NJ	Swedesboro-Woolwich School District	227	127	56.0%
16	Patrick F. Healy Middle School	EAST ORANGE, NJ	East Orange School District	322	180	55.9%
17	Winslow Township Elementary School Six	SICKLERVILLE, NJ	Winslow Township School District	534	297	55.6%
18	Long Pond School	NEWTON, NJ	Andover Regional School District	189	105	55.6%
19	Gould/Mountain Elementary School	N CALDWELL, NJ	North Caldwell School District	279	155	55.6%
20	School #6/Middle School	CLIFFSIDE PARK, NJ	Cliffside Park School District	679	377	55.5%
21	Paulsboro Junior High School	Paulsboro, NJ	Paulsboro School District	155	86	55.5%
22	Patrick M Villano School	Emerson, NJ	Emerson Public School District	240	133	55.4%
23	Waldwick Middle School	WALDWICK, NJ	Waldwick School District	401	222	55.4%
24	Neeta School	Medford Lakes, NJ	Medford Lakes School District	308	170	55.2%
25	Sussex County Technology Charter School	SPARTA, NJ	Sussex County Technology Charter School	225	124	55.1%
26	Central Middle School	Parsippany, NJ	Parsippany-Troy Hills Township School District	755	416	55.1%
27	Mary E. Volz Elementary School	RUNNEMEDE, NJ	Runnemede Public School District	510	281	55.1%
28	Maple Place Middle School	OCEANPORT, NJ	Oceanport School District	256	141	55.1%
29	Roselle Park Middle School	ROSELLE PARK, NJ	Roselle Park Public School District	438	241	55.0%
30	Frances DeMasi Middle School	MARLTON, NJ	Evesham Township School District	720	396	55.0%
31	Thomas Jefferson Middle School	ROCKAWAY, NJ	Rockaway Borough School District	299	164	54.9%
32	Voorhees Middle School	VOORHEES, NJ	Voorhees Township School District	979	537	54.9%
33	Bogota Middle School	Bogota, NJ	Bogota Public School District	166	91	54.8%
34	North Brunswick Twp. Middle School	North Brunswick, NJ	North Brunswick Township School District	754	413	54.8%
35	Demarest Middle School	DEMAREST, NJ	Demarest School District	359	196	54.6%
36	Pinelands Regional Jr. High School	Little Egg Harbor, NJ	Pinelands Regional School District	500	273	54.6%
37	Marlboro Middle School	MARLBORO, NJ	Marlboro Township School District	935	510	54.5%
38	Frank Antonides School	West Long Branch, NJ	West Long Branch School District	220	120	54.5%
39	Grace A Dunn Middle School	TRENTON, NJ	Trenton Public School District	703	383	54.5%
40	Westampton Township Middle School	WESTAMPTON, NJ	Westampton Township Public School District	525	286	54.5%
41	Veterans Middle School	North Arlington, NJ	North Arlington School District	426	232	54.5%
42	Kenneth R. Olson Middle School	TABERNACLE, NJ	Tabernacle Township School District	303	165	54.5%
43	Dwight D Eisenhower Middle School	West Berlin, NJ	Berlin Township School District	261	142	54.4%
44	Orange Preparatory Academy School of Inquiry and Innovation	ORANGE, NJ	ORANGE BOARD OF EDUCATION School District	397	216	54.4%
45	Readington Middle School	WHITEHOUSE STATION, NJ	Readington Township School District	466	253	54.3%
46	Forrestdale School	RUMSON, NJ	Rumson Borough School District	498	270	54.2%
47	Alfred S. Faust Middle School	East Rutherford, NJ	East Rutherford School District	240	130	54.2%
48	Orange Avenue School	CRANFORD, NJ	Cranford Public School District	750	406	54.1%
49	Gilmore J Fisher Middle School	EWING, NJ	Ewing Township School District	789	427	54.1%
50	Janis E. Dismus Middle School	ENGLEWOOD, NJ	Englewood Public School District	342	185	54.1%

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