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The public schools with the highest share of male students in Obion County, Tennessee

This ranking covers the public schools with the highest share of male students in Obion County, Tennessee, drawn from 10 qualifying public schools. Black Oak Elementary leads the list at 53.2%, against a median of 51.4% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
Obion County, Tennessee
Top % Male
53.2%
Median % Male
51.4%
MOST MALE · OBION COUNTY, TENNESSEE
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsMale students% Male
1Black Oak ElementaryHornbeak, TNObion County22011753.2%
2Union City Elementary SchoolUnion City, TNUnion City79342153.1%
3South Fulton Middle / High SchoolSouth Fulton, TNObion County33417652.7%
4Union City Middle SchoolUnion City, TNUnion City43822952.3%
5Lake Road ElementaryUnion City, TNObion County49225351.4%
6Hillcrest ElementaryTroy, TNObion County58730151.3%
7Obion County Central High SchoolTroy, TNObion County65233351.1%
8Union City High SchoolUnion City, TNUnion City41621150.7%
9Ridgemont ElementaryUnion City, TNObion County38519450.4%
10South Fulton ElementarySouth Fulton, TNObion County28914550.2%
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