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The public high schools with the highest share of male students in Columbia, South Carolina

This ranking covers the public high schools with the highest share of male students in Columbia, South Carolina, drawn from 11 qualifying public high schools. Spring Valley High leads the list at 53.0%, against a median of 49.5% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Columbia, South Carolina

Top % Male

53.0%

Median % Male

49.5%

MOST MALE · COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA

#	School	City	District	Students	Male students	% Male
1	Spring Valley High	Columbia, SC	Richland 02	2,230	1,182	53.0%
2	Irmo High	Columbia, SC	Lexington 05	1,272	659	51.8%
3	C. A. Johnson High	Columbia, SC	Richland 01	344	177	51.5%
4	Columbia High	Columbia, SC	Richland 01	681	348	51.1%
5	A. C. Flora High	Columbia, SC	Richland 01	1,328	668	50.3%
6	Dreher High	Columbia, SC	Richland 01	1,144	566	49.5%
7	Eau Claire High	Columbia, SC	Richland 01	542	261	48.1%
8	W.J. Keenan High	Columbia, SC	Richland 01	675	324	48.0%
9	Richland Northeast High	Columbia, SC	Richland 02	1,340	631	47.1%
10	Ridge View High	Columbia, SC	Richland 02	1,631	763	46.8%
11	Richland One Charter Middle College	Columbia, SC	Richland 01	106	35	33.0%

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