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

Ranks 51–62 of the public schools with the highest share of male students in Raleigh, North Carolina. Back to page 1.

MOST MALE · RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA

#	School	City	District	Students	Male students	% Male
51	Olds Elementary	Raleigh, NC	Wake County Schools	244	121	49.6%
52	Barton Pond Elementary	Raleigh, NC	Wake County Schools	515	255	49.5%
53	Baileywick Road Elementary	Raleigh, NC	Wake County Schools	352	174	49.4%
54	Walnut Creek Elementary	Raleigh, NC	Wake County Schools	574	283	49.3%
55	Banks Road Elementary	Raleigh, NC	Wake County Schools	651	320	49.2%
56	Harris Creek Elementary	Raleigh, NC	Wake County Schools	827	406	49.1%
57	Lynn Road Elementary	Raleigh, NC	Wake County Schools	486	236	48.6%
58	Washington Elementary	Raleigh, NC	Wake County Schools	514	249	48.4%
59	Dillard Drive Elementary	Raleigh, NC	Wake County Schools	648	311	48.0%
60	Swift Creek Elementary	Raleigh, NC	Wake County Schools	310	146	47.1%
61	Douglas Elementary	Raleigh, NC	Wake County Schools	562	250	44.5%
62	Quest Academy	Raleigh, NC	Quest Academy	139	50	36.0%

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