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

Across Oklahoma, 323 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the share of enrolled students who are male, from federal NCES data. OKEENE JR-SR HS (SR) leads the list at 64.4%, against a median of 51.9% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

323

Oklahoma

Top % Male

64.4%

Median % Male

51.9%

MOST MALE · OKLAHOMA

#	School	City	District	Students	Male students	% Male
1	OKEENE JR-SR HS (SR)	Okeene, OK	OKEENE	104	67	64.4%
2	UNION CITY HS	Union City, OK	UNION CITY	105	67	63.8%
3	DEWAR HS	Dewar, OK	DEWAR	163	102	62.6%
4	QUAPAW HS	Quapaw, OK	QUAPAW	165	103	62.4%
5	GORE HS	Gore, OK	GORE	135	84	62.2%
6	CANUTE HS	Canute, OK	CANUTE	152	94	61.8%
7	DRUMRIGHT HS	Drumright, OK	DRUMRIGHT	146	89	61.0%
8	YALE HS	Yale, OK	YALE	127	77	60.6%
9	DANIEL WEBSTER HS	Tulsa, OK	TULSA	376	225	59.8%
10	KETCHUM HS	Ketchum, OK	KETCHUM	170	101	59.4%
11	WOODLAND HS	Fairfax, OK	WOODLAND	103	61	59.2%
12	OKLAHOMA UNION HS	South Coffeyville, OK	OKLAHOMA UNION	185	109	58.9%
13	VERDEN HS	Verden, OK	VERDEN	138	81	58.7%
14	CAMERON HS	Cameron, OK	CAMERON	104	61	58.6%
15	RUSH SPRINGS HS	Rush Springs, OK	RUSH SPRINGS	133	78	58.6%
16	WYNNEWOOD HS	Wynnewood, OK	WYNNEWOOD	205	120	58.5%
17	PIONEER-PLEASANT VALE HS	Waukomis, OK	PIONEER-PLEASANT VALE	118	69	58.5%
18	MILLWOOD HS	Oklahoma City, OK	MILLWOOD	317	184	58.0%
19	ALLEN HS	Allen, OK	ALLEN	133	77	57.9%
20	STONEWALL HS	Stonewall, OK	STONEWALL	104	60	57.7%
21	WYANDOTTE HS	Wyandotte, OK	WYANDOTTE	264	152	57.6%
22	WATONGA HS	Watonga, OK	WATONGA	214	123	57.5%
23	CARNEGIE HS	Carnegie, OK	CARNEGIE	134	77	57.5%
24	INOLA HS	Inola, OK	INOLA	429	246	57.3%
25	WEWOKA HS	Wewoka, OK	WEWOKA	166	95	57.2%
26	HARTSHORNE HS	Hartshorne, OK	HARTSHORNE	240	137	57.1%
27	WETUMKA HS	Wetumka, OK	WETUMKA	100	57	57.0%
28	ATOKA HS	Atoka, OK	ATOKA	265	151	57.0%
29	SNYDER HS	Snyder, OK	SNYDER	118	67	56.8%
30	AMBER-POCASSET HS	Amber, OK	AMBER-POCASSET	157	89	56.7%
31	CATOOSA HS	Catoosa, OK	CATOOSA	542	307	56.6%
32	DOVE SCIENCE ACADEMY HS TULSA	Tulsa, OK	DOVE SCHOOLS OF TULSA (CHARTER)	343	194	56.6%
33	COLCORD HS	Colcord, OK	COLCORD	214	121	56.5%
34	ANTLERS HS	Antlers, OK	ANTLERS	259	146	56.4%
35	HULBERT JR-SR HS (SR)	Hulbert, OK	HULBERT	183	103	56.3%
36	PAWHUSKA HS	Pawhuska, OK	PAWHUSKA	183	103	56.3%
37	SEQUOYAH HS	Claremore, OK	SEQUOYAH	366	206	56.3%
38	THOMAS-FAY-CUSTER UNIFIED HS	Thomas, OK	THOMAS-FAY-CUSTER UNIFIED DIST	105	59	56.2%
39	CASHION HS	Cashion, OK	CASHION	212	119	56.1%
40	CANEY VALLEY HS	Ramona, OK	CANEY VALLEY	223	125	56.0%
41	LIBERTY HS	Mounds, OK	LIBERTY	150	84	56.0%
42	CHEROKEE HS	Cherokee, OK	CHEROKEE	118	66	55.9%
43	SALLISAW HS	Sallisaw, OK	SALLISAW	608	340	55.9%
44	NORTHWEST CLASSEN HS	Oklahoma City, OK	OKLAHOMA CITY	1,914	1,069	55.9%
45	PAWNEE HS	Pawnee, OK	PAWNEE	188	105	55.9%
46	WASHINGTON HS	Washington, OK	WASHINGTON	344	192	55.8%
47	JONES HS	Jones, OK	JONES	380	212	55.8%
48	CHOUTEAU-MAZIE HS	Chouteau, OK	CHOUTEAU-MAZIE	226	126	55.8%
49	ROLAND HS	Roland, OK	ROLAND	339	189	55.8%
50	TUTTLE HS	Tuttle, OK	TUTTLE	679	378	55.7%

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