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The public elementary schools with the highest share of male students in Buncombe County, North Carolina

33 public elementary schools in Buncombe County, North Carolina appear in this ranking of the public elementary schools with the highest share of male students, ranked by the share of enrolled students who are male, from federal NCES data. Hominy Valley Elementary leads the list at 57.4%, against a median of 52.0% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
33
Buncombe County, North Carolina
Top % Male
57.4%
Median % Male
52.0%
MOST MALE · BUNCOMBE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsMale students% Male
1Hominy Valley ElementaryCandler, NCBuncombe County Schools39922957.4%
2Johnston ElementaryAsheville, NCBuncombe County Schools21712457.1%
3Evergreen Community CharterAsheville, NCEvergreen Community Charter43024055.8%
4Williams ElementarySwannanoa, NCBuncombe County Schools45124554.3%
5Sand Hill-Venable ElemAsheville, NCBuncombe County Schools59031853.9%
6Weaverville PrimaryWeaverville, NCBuncombe County Schools24513253.9%
7Barnardsville ElementaryBarnardsville, NCBuncombe County Schools1256753.6%
8Ira B Jones ElementaryAsheville, NCAsheville City Schools36919653.1%
9Estes ElementaryAsheville, NCBuncombe County Schools75439952.9%
10Haw Creek ElementaryAsheville, NCBuncombe County Schools40221252.7%
11Black Mountain PrimaryBlack Mountain, NCBuncombe County Schools35118552.7%
12Avery's Creek ElementaryArden, NCBuncombe County Schools55729352.6%
13Lucy S. Herring ElementaryAsheville, NCAsheville City Schools25513452.5%
14Oakley ElementaryAsheville, NCBuncombe County Schools50226352.4%
15Glen Arden ElementaryArden, NCBuncombe County Schools50526452.3%
16Woodfin ElementaryAsheville, NCBuncombe County Schools1115852.3%
17Isaac Dickson ElementaryAsheville, NCAsheville City Schools39020352.0%
18Fairview ElementaryFairview, NCBuncombe County Schools64633551.9%
19Hall Fletcher ElementaryAsheville, NCAsheville City Schools31816150.6%
20Candler ElementaryCandler, NCBuncombe County Schools38119250.4%
21Claxton ElementaryAsheville, NCAsheville City Schools40520450.4%
22West Buncombe ElementaryAsheville, NCBuncombe County Schools58029250.3%
23Bell ElementaryAsheville, NCBuncombe County Schools22411250.0%
24Emma ElementaryAsheville, NCBuncombe County Schools27713849.8%
25North Buncombe ElementaryWeaverville, NCBuncombe County Schools59329349.4%
26Black Mountain ElementaryBlack Mountain, NCBuncombe County Schools1638049.1%
27ArtSpace Charter SchoolSwannanoa, NCArtSpace Charter40219749.0%
28Leicester ElementaryLeicester, NCBuncombe County Schools39919448.6%
29Asheville PEAK AcademyAsheville, NCAsheville PEAK Academy1617848.5%
30Francine Delany New SchoolAsheville, NCFrancine Delany New School1939348.2%
31Weaverville ElementaryWeaverville, NCBuncombe County Schools34216448.0%
32Mountain City Public MontessoriAsheville, NCMountain City Public Montessori1376245.3%
33Pisgah ElementaryCandler, NCBuncombe County Schools1627345.1%
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