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The public K-12 schools with the highest share of male students in Pennsylvania

This ranking covers the public K-12 schools with the highest share of male students in Pennsylvania, drawn from 7 qualifying public K-12 schools. Pittsburgh Conroy leads the list at 70.8%, against a median of 51.0% across the ranked schools.

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Pennsylvania

Top % Male

70.8%

Median % Male

51.0%

MOST MALE · PENNSYLVANIA

#	School	City	District	Students	Male students	% Male
1	Pittsburgh Conroy	Pittsburgh, PA	Pittsburgh SD	192	136	70.8%
2	Widener Memorial Sch	Philadelphia, PA	Philadelphia City SD	141	86	61.0%
3	California Academy of Learning CS	Coal Center, PA	California Academy of Learning CS	153	84	54.9%
4	MaST Community CS III	Philadelphia, PA	MaST Community CS III	1,290	658	51.0%
5	Universal Institute CS	Philadelphia, PA	Universal Institute CS	597	300	50.3%
6	Fell CS	Simpson, PA	Fell CS	111	50	45.0%
7	Cougar Academy	Harrisburg, PA	Harrisburg City SD	300	131	43.7%

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