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The public schools with the highest share of male students in Oklahoma · page 10

Ranks 451–500 of the public schools with the highest share of male students in Oklahoma. Back to page 1.

MOST MALE · OKLAHOMA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsMale students% Male
451Madison Elementary SchoolNorman, OKNORMAN41221852.9%
452Caddo High SchoolCaddo, OKCADDO1387352.9%
453Piedmont Elementary SchoolPiedmont, OKPIEDMONT39721052.9%
454Sulphur Middle SchoolSulphur, OKSULPHUR31016452.9%
455Wister High SchoolWister, OKWISTER1558252.9%
456Colbert Middle SchoolColbert, OKCOLBERT1216452.9%
457Astec Charter High SchoolOklahoma City, OKASTEC CHARTER SCHOOL43523052.9%
458Chouteau-Mazie Middle SchoolChouteau, OKCHOUTEAU-MAZIE24412952.9%
459Stroud High SchoolStroud, OKSTROUD24412952.9%
460Twin Hills Public SchoolOkmulgee, OKTWIN HILLS31416652.9%
461Glenpool High SchoolGlenpool, OKGLENPOOL80442552.9%
462Hobart Middle SchoolHobart, OKHOBART1407452.9%
463McLoud High SchoolMcLoud, OKMCLOUD49025952.9%
464Nichols Upper Elementary SchoolMiami, OKMIAMI45424052.9%
465Vinita Elementary SchoolVinita, OKVINITA59431452.9%
466Santa Fe South Middle SchoolOklahoma City, OKSANTA FE SOUTH CHARTER73839052.9%
467Lindbergh Elementary SchoolTulsa, OKTULSA49226052.9%
468Jay Middle SchoolJay, OKJAY22912152.8%
469Robert E Lee Early ChildhoodDurant, OKDURANT21211252.8%
470Willard Elementary SchoolAda, OKADA37319752.8%
471Grandfield Elementary SchoolGrandfield, OKGRANDFIELD1427552.8%
472Cleveland Bailey Elementary SchoolMidwest City, OKMIDWEST CITY-DEL CITY33717852.8%
473Woodward Ec CenterWoodward, OKWOODWARD30115952.8%
474Skiatook Intermediate Elementary SchoolSkiatook, OKSKIATOOK32016952.8%
475Central Elementary SchoolGuthrie, OKGUTHRIE26914252.8%
476Mannford High SchoolMannford, OKMANNFORD48525652.8%
477Northeast Elementary SchoolOwasso, OKOWASSO48725752.8%
478Liberty Elementary SchoolSallisaw, OKSALLISAW55929552.8%
479Woodland Hills Elementary SchoolLawton, OKLAWTON38120152.8%
480Little Axe High SchoolNorman, OKLITTLE AXE34518252.8%
481Broken Arrow Freshman AcademyBroken Arrow, OKBROKEN ARROW1,27667352.7%
482Dickson High SchoolArdmore, OKDICKSON34718352.7%
483Cheyenne Middle SchoolEdmond, OKEDMOND82143352.7%
484Heartland Middle SchoolEdmond, OKEDMOND1,00553052.7%
485Whitesboro Elementary SchoolWhitesboro, OKWHITESBORO1467752.7%
486Eufaula Elementary SchoolEufaula, OKEUFAULA51227052.7%
487Kansas High SchoolKansas, OKKANSAS25613552.7%
488Owasso 6th Grade CenterOwasso, OKOWASSO71337652.7%
489Washington Irving Elementary SchoolEdmond, OKEDMOND77240752.7%
490Lindsay Middle SchoolLindsay, OKLINDSAY31316552.7%
491McLoud Early Childhood CenterMcLoud, OKMCLOUD27714652.7%
492Morris High SchoolMorris, OKMORRIS25813652.7%
493Bethel Elementary SchoolShawnee, OKBETHEL55629352.7%
494Rose Witcher Elementary SchoolEl Reno, OKEL RENO37019552.7%
495Byng High SchoolAda, OKBYNG29815752.7%
496Locust Grove Early Lrning CenterLocust Grove, OKLOCUST GROVE22411852.7%
497Newkirk Elementary SchoolNewkirk, OKNEWKIRK31716752.7%
498Central Middle SchoolLawton, OKLAWTON95550352.7%
499Country Lane Primary Elementary SchoolBroken Arrow, OKBROKEN ARROW71837852.6%
500Alva Middle SchoolAlva, OKALVA22812052.6%
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