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The public high schools with the highest share of male students in Oregon · page 5

Ranks 201213 of the public schools with the highest share of male students in Oregon. Back to page 1.

MOST MALE · OREGON
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsMale students% Male
201Central Linn High SchoolHalsey, ORCentral Linn SD 55224310944.9%
202Gladiola High SchoolGrants Pass, ORGrants Pass SD 71586943.7%
203Catalyst High SchoolNewberg, ORNewberg SD 29J1737543.4%
204Oregon City Service Learning AcademyOregon City, OROregon City SD 621114843.2%
205Baker Early CollegeBaker City, ORBaker SD 5J53423043.1%
206Lakeview Senior High SchoolLakeview, ORLake County SD 723510042.5%
207Helensview High SchoolPortland, ORMultnomah ESD1194840.3%
208Springwater Trail High SchoolGresham, ORGresham-Barlow SD 10J1847339.7%
209Community SchoolBeaverton, ORBeaverton SD 48J1495939.6%
210Academy of Arts and AcademicsSpringfield, ORSpringfield SD 192318436.4%
211Early College High SchoolSalem, ORSalem-Keizer SD 24J1936433.2%
212Network Charter SchoolEugene, OREugene SD 4J1193731.1%
213Arts and Communication Magnet AcademyBeaverton, ORBeaverton SD 48J69018827.3%
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