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The public schools with the highest share of male students in Durham, North Carolina · page 2

Ranks 5163 of the public schools with the highest share of male students in Durham, North Carolina. Back to page 1.

MOST MALE · DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsMale students% Male
51Southwest ElementaryDurham, NCDurham Public Schools63931248.8%
52Sandy Ridge ElementaryDurham, NCDurham Public Schools58928648.6%
53Spring Valley ElementaryDurham, NCDurham Public Schools54326047.9%
54Morehead MontessoriDurham, NCDurham Public Schools27813347.8%
55Lucas MiddleDurham, NCDurham Public Schools40019047.5%
56Easley ElementaryDurham, NCDurham Public Schools49023247.4%
57Central Park School For ChildrenDurham, NCCentral Park School For Children58527547.0%
58Global Scholars AcademyDurham, NCGlobal Scholars Academy2019446.8%
59Durham's Performance Learning CenterDurham, NCDurham Public Schools1225746.7%
60J D Clement Early College HSDurham, NCDurham Public Schools38016042.1%
61Durham School of the ArtsDurham, NCDurham Public Schools1,76468038.5%
62Middle College HS @ DTCCDurham, NCDurham Public Schools1645634.1%
63City of Medicine AcademyDurham, NCDurham Public Schools3296820.7%
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