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The public schools with the highest share of male students in Oklahoma

This ranking covers the public schools with the highest share of male students in Oklahoma, drawn from 1,504 qualifying public schools. OKEENE JR-SR HS (SR) leads the list at 64.4%, against a median of 51.6% across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked

1,504

Oklahoma

Top % Male

64.4%

Median % Male

51.6%

MOST MALE · OKLAHOMA

#	School	City	District	Students	Male students	% Male
1	OKEENE JR-SR HS (SR)	Okeene, OK	OKEENE	104	67	64.4%
2	ROLAND MS	Roland, OK	ROLAND	186	119	64.0%
3	UNION CITY HS	Union City, OK	UNION CITY	105	67	63.8%
4	BOSWELL ES	Boswell, OK	BOSWELL	150	94	62.7%
5	DEWAR HS	Dewar, OK	DEWAR	163	102	62.6%
6	QUAPAW HS	Quapaw, OK	QUAPAW	165	103	62.4%
7	GORE HS	Gore, OK	GORE	135	84	62.2%
8	PEAVINE PUBLIC SCHOOL	Stilwell, OK	PEAVINE	105	65	61.9%
9	CANUTE HS	Canute, OK	CANUTE	152	94	61.8%
10	CANEY VALLEY MS	Ramona, OK	CANEY VALLEY	150	92	61.3%
11	LANE PUBLIC SCHOOL	Lane, OK	LANE	229	140	61.1%
12	DRUMRIGHT HS	Drumright, OK	DRUMRIGHT	146	89	61.0%
13	YALE HS	Yale, OK	YALE	127	77	60.6%
14	ADAIR MS	Adair, OK	ADAIR	233	141	60.5%
15	GANS ES	Gans, OK	GANS	249	150	60.2%
16	DANIEL WEBSTER HS	Tulsa, OK	TULSA	376	225	59.8%
17	OOLOGAH-TALALA LOWER ES	Oologah, OK	OOLOGAH-TALALA	333	198	59.5%
18	RUSH SPRINGS MS	Rush Springs, OK	RUSH SPRINGS	106	63	59.4%
19	KETCHUM HS	Ketchum, OK	KETCHUM	170	101	59.4%
20	MCKINLEY ES	Enid, OK	ENID	224	133	59.4%
21	WOODLAND HS	Fairfax, OK	WOODLAND	103	61	59.2%
22	Graham-Dustin Elementary	DUSTIN, OK	GRAHAM-DUSTIN	105	62	59.0%
23	PROJECT ACCEPT TRAICE ES	Tulsa, OK	TULSA	464	274	59.0%
24	WASHINGTON ES	Lawton, OK	LAWTON	122	72	59.0%
25	MORRIS MS	Morris, OK	MORRIS	195	115	59.0%
26	CIMARRON ES	Lahoma, OK	CIMARRON	134	79	59.0%
27	OKLAHOMA UNION HS	South Coffeyville, OK	OKLAHOMA UNION	185	109	58.9%
28	DAVIS MS	Davis, OK	DAVIS	245	144	58.8%
29	DOVER ES	Dover, OK	DOVER	143	84	58.7%
30	VERDEN HS	Verden, OK	VERDEN	138	81	58.7%
31	CAMERON HS	Cameron, OK	CAMERON	104	61	58.6%
32	RUSH SPRINGS HS	Rush Springs, OK	RUSH SPRINGS	133	78	58.6%
33	LOOKEBA-SICKLES ES	Lookeba, OK	LOOKEBA SICKLES	123	72	58.5%
34	WYNNEWOOD HS	Wynnewood, OK	WYNNEWOOD	205	120	58.5%
35	PIONEER-PLEASANT VALE HS	Waukomis, OK	PIONEER-PLEASANT VALE	118	69	58.5%
36	HUGO MS	Hugo, OK	HUGO	216	126	58.3%
37	TAFT ES	Enid, OK	ENID	283	165	58.3%
38	INDIAN CAMP ES	Pawhuska, OK	PAWHUSKA	182	106	58.2%
39	COVINGTON-DOUGLAS ES	Covington, OK	COVINGTON-DOUGLAS	146	85	58.2%
40	WARD ES EAST	Colbert, OK	COLBERT	165	96	58.2%
41	HASKELL MS	Haskell, OK	HASKELL	179	104	58.1%
42	MILLWOOD HS	Oklahoma City, OK	MILLWOOD	317	184	58.0%
43	LOWREY PUBLIC SCHOOL	Tahlequah, OK	LOWREY	100	58	58.0%
44	MEEKER MS	Meeker, OK	MEEKER	202	117	57.9%
45	ALLEN HS	Allen, OK	ALLEN	133	77	57.9%
46	RIDGEVIEW ES	Oklahoma City, OK	OKLAHOMA CITY	372	215	57.8%
47	CRAIN ES	Clayton, OK	CLAYTON	116	67	57.8%
48	SILO EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER	Durant, OK	SILO	400	231	57.8%
49	STONEWALL HS	Stonewall, OK	STONEWALL	104	60	57.7%
50	PEGGS PUBLIC SCHOOL	Peggs, OK	PEGGS	163	94	57.7%

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