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The public schools with the highest share of male students in Oklahoma · page 2

Ranks 51–100 of the public schools with the highest share of male students in Oklahoma. Back to page 1.

MOST MALE · OKLAHOMA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsMale students% Male
51Rongey Middle SchoolKiefer, OKKIEFER1327657.6%
52Wyandotte High SchoolWyandotte, OKWYANDOTTE26415257.6%
53Cherokee Elementary SchoolCherokee, OKCHEROKEE1729957.6%
54Elmore City Junior High SchoolElmore City, OKELMORE CITY-PERNELL1066157.5%
55Mitchell Elementary SchoolTulsa, OKTULSA33219157.5%
56Watonga High SchoolWatonga, OKWATONGA21412357.5%
57Carnegie High SchoolCarnegie, OKCARNEGIE1347757.5%
58Dunbar Intermediate Elementary SchoolOkmulgee, OKOKMULGEE26815457.5%
59Mission Elementary SchoolAnadarko, OKANADARKO1629357.4%
60McCurtain Elementary SchoolMcCurtain, OKMCCURTAIN1699757.4%
61Inola High SchoolInola, OKINOLA42924657.3%
62Bennington Elementary SchoolBennington, OKBENNINGTON1649457.3%
63Little Axe Middle SchoolNorman, OKLITTLE AXE26715357.3%
64Mission Intermediate Grd CenterCoweta, OKCOWETA39322557.3%
65Mill Creek Elementary SchoolMill Creek, OKMILL CREEK1387957.3%
66Virginia Smith Elementary SchoolHarrah, OKHARRAH33919457.2%
67Wewoka High SchoolWewoka, OKWEWOKA1669557.2%
68Cherokee Immersion Es-TahlequahTahlequah, OKCHEROKEE IMMERSION CHARTER ES1126457.1%
69Hartshorne High SchoolHartshorne, OKHARTSHORNE24013757.1%
70Asher Elementary SchoolAsher, OKASHER19811357.1%
71Midway Elementary SchoolCOUNCIL HILL, OKMIDWAY1498557.0%
72Ninnekah Middle SchoolNinnekah, OKNINNEKAH1005757.0%
73Wetumka High SchoolWetumka, OKWETUMKA1005757.0%
74Atoka High SchoolAtoka, OKATOKA26515157.0%
75Wellston Elementary SchoolWellston, OKWELLSTON22312757.0%
76McLish Middle SchoolStonewall, OKSTONEWALL1307456.9%
77Belle Isle Middle SchoolOklahoma City, OKOKLAHOMA CITY43424756.9%
78Locust Grove Middle SchoolLocust Grove, OKLOCUST GROVE23913656.9%
79Hoover Elementary SchoolTulsa, OKTULSA29716956.9%
80L. W. Westfall Elementary SchoolChoctaw, OKCHOCTAW-NICOMA PARK45726056.9%
81Westville Junior High SchoolWestville, OKWESTVILLE1327556.8%
82Larkin Bailey Elementary SchoolOwasso, OKOWASSO47026756.8%
83Sterling Elementary SchoolSterling, OKSTERLING21312156.8%
84Snyder High SchoolSnyder, OKSNYDER1186756.8%
85Prague Middle SchoolPrague, OKPRAGUE24513956.7%
86Lincoln Elementary SchoolArdmore, OKARDMORE40923256.7%
87Collinsville Ec CenterCollinsville, OKCOLLINSVILLE37221156.7%
88Pawnee Middle SchoolPawnee, OKPAWNEE1347656.7%
89Whitefield Public SchoolWhitefield, OKWHITEFIELD23113156.7%
90Amber-Pocasset High SchoolAmber, OKAMBER-POCASSET1578956.7%
91Chisholm Middle SchoolEnid, OKCHISHOLM24714056.7%
92Catoosa High SchoolCatoosa, OKCATOOSA54230756.6%
93Hoover Elementary SchoolBartlesville, OKBARTLESVILLE45425756.6%
94Dove Science Academy HS TulsaTulsa, OKDOVE SCHOOLS OF TULSA (CHARTER)34319456.6%
95Colcord High SchoolColcord, OKCOLCORD21412156.5%
96Keystone Public SchoolSand Springs, OKKEYSTONE27615656.5%
97Spiro Elementary SchoolSpiro, OKSPIRO57432456.5%
98Fort Gibson Intermediate Elementary SchoolFort Gibson, OKFORT GIBSON37421156.4%
99Fairland Middle SchoolFairland, OKFAIRLAND1337556.4%
100Antlers High SchoolAntlers, OKANTLERS25914656.4%
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