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

This ranking covers the public schools with the highest share of male students in Wayne County, North Carolina, drawn from 33 qualifying public schools. Southern Wayne High leads the list at 56.6%, against a median of 52.4% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Wayne County, North Carolina

Top % Male

56.6%

Median % Male

52.4%

MOST MALE · WAYNE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA

#	School	City	District	Students	Male students	% Male
1	Southern Wayne High	Dudley, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	1,007	570	56.6%
2	Wayne School of Technical Arts	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	271	151	55.7%
3	Greenwood Middle	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	402	221	55.0%
4	Rosewood High	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	460	252	54.8%
5	Northeast Elementary	Pikeville, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	497	271	54.5%
6	Carver Heights Elementary	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	407	221	54.3%
7	Eastern Wayne Elementary	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	597	324	54.3%
8	Spring Creek Elementary	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	804	436	54.2%
9	Norwayne Middle	Fremont, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	848	455	53.7%
10	Rosewood Middle	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	302	162	53.6%
11	Goldsboro High	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	412	220	53.4%
12	Eastern Wayne Middle	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	427	226	52.9%
13	Grantham Middle	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	301	159	52.8%
14	Charles B Aycock High	Pikeville, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	1,138	601	52.8%
15	Spring Creek High	Seven Springs, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	732	384	52.5%
16	Wayne STEM Academy	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne STEM Academy	305	160	52.5%
17	Spring Creek Middle	Seven Springs, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	571	299	52.4%
18	Rosewood Elementary	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	650	336	51.7%
19	Brogden Middle	Dudley, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	603	309	51.2%
20	Fremont STARS Elementary	Fremont, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	535	274	51.2%
21	Carver Elementary	Mount Olive, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	495	253	51.1%
22	Grantham Elementary	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	442	225	50.9%
23	Meadow Lane Elementary	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	674	343	50.9%
24	Wayne School of Engineering	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	486	242	49.8%
25	Brogden Primary	Dudley, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	689	341	49.5%
26	North Drive Elementary	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	498	246	49.4%
27	Tommy's Road Elementary	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	545	265	48.6%
28	Dillard Middle	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	319	155	48.6%
29	Eastern Wayne High	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	781	378	48.4%
30	Mount Olive Middle	Mount Olive, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	329	159	48.3%
31	Northwest Elementary	Pikeville, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	559	269	48.1%
32	Dillard Academy	Goldsboro, NC	Dillard Academy	261	116	44.4%
33	Wayne Early / Middle College High	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	239	71	29.7%

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