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The public high schools with the highest share of male students in Collin County, Texas

This ranking covers the public high schools with the highest share of male students in Collin County, Texas, drawn from 40 qualifying public high schools. Adult Transition Center leads the list at 74.3%, against a median of 51.4% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Collin County, Texas

Top % Male

74.3%

Median % Male

51.4%

MOST MALE · COLLIN COUNTY, TEXAS

#	School	City	District	Students	Male students	% Male
1	Adult Transition Center	PLANO, TX	PLANO ISD	101	75	74.3%
2	Academy High School	PLANO, TX	PLANO ISD	275	185	67.3%
3	Achieve Academy	WYLIE, TX	WYLIE ISD	133	84	63.2%
4	Clark High School	PLANO, TX	PLANO ISD	1,114	594	53.3%
5	Liberty High School	FRISCO, TX	FRISCO ISD	1,798	958	53.3%
6	Anna High School	ANNA, TX	ANNA ISD	1,602	853	53.3%
7	Vines High School	PLANO, TX	PLANO ISD	1,009	535	53.0%
8	Plano Sr High School	PLANO, TX	PLANO ISD	2,267	1,201	53.0%
9	Celina High School	CELINA, TX	CELINA ISD	1,322	694	52.5%
10	Centennial High School	FRISCO, TX	FRISCO ISD	2,018	1,059	52.5%
11	Shepton High School	PLANO, TX	PLANO ISD	1,360	713	52.4%
12	Independence High School	FRISCO, TX	FRISCO ISD	1,698	884	52.1%
13	Jasper High School	PLANO, TX	PLANO ISD	1,301	677	52.0%
14	Lovelady High School	PRINCETON, TX	PRINCETON ISD	1,388	721	52.0%
15	Walnut Grove High School	PROSPER, TX	PROSPER ISD	2,268	1,177	51.9%
16	Lovejoy High School	LUCAS, TX	LOVEJOY ISD	1,581	820	51.9%
17	Melissa High School	MELISSA, TX	MELISSA ISD	1,983	1,024	51.6%
18	Allen High School	ALLEN, TX	ALLEN ISD	5,206	2,686	51.6%
19	Emerson High School	MCKINNEY, TX	FRISCO ISD	1,844	950	51.5%
20	Prosper High School	PROSPER, TX	PROSPER ISD	3,753	1,931	51.5%
21	McMillen High School	MURPHY, TX	PLANO ISD	1,010	518	51.3%
22	Community High School	NEVADA, TX	COMMUNITY ISD	1,328	681	51.3%
23	McKinney North High School	MCKINNEY, TX	MCKINNEY ISD	2,387	1,223	51.2%
24	Princeton Sr High School	PRINCETON, TX	PRINCETON ISD	1,262	645	51.1%
25	Lowery Freshman Center	ALLEN, TX	ALLEN ISD	1,674	854	51.0%
26	Heritage High School	FRISCO, TX	FRISCO ISD	1,996	1,018	51.0%
27	Rock Hill High School	FRISCO, TX	PROSPER ISD	2,442	1,239	50.7%
28	Wylie East High School	WYLIE, TX	WYLIE ISD	2,709	1,367	50.5%
29	Memorial High School	FRISCO, TX	FRISCO ISD	1,439	724	50.3%
30	McKinney Boyd High School	MCKINNEY, TX	MCKINNEY ISD	2,547	1,281	50.3%
31	Frisco High School	FRISCO, TX	FRISCO ISD	1,985	995	50.1%
32	Blue Ridge High School	BLUE RIDGE, TX	BLUE RIDGE ISD	298	149	50.0%
33	Plano West Senior High School	PLANO, TX	PLANO ISD	2,559	1,277	49.9%
34	Wylie High School	WYLIE, TX	WYLIE ISD	3,189	1,588	49.8%
35	Harmony School of Innovation - Dallas	DALLAS, TX	HARMONY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - NORTH TEXAS	539	268	49.7%
36	Williams High School	PLANO, TX	PLANO ISD	1,105	548	49.6%
37	McKinney High School	MCKINNEY, TX	MCKINNEY ISD	2,668	1,317	49.4%
38	Plano East Sr High School	PLANO, TX	PLANO ISD	3,033	1,491	49.2%
39	Farmersville High School	FARMERSVILLE, TX	FARMERSVILLE ISD	765	376	49.1%
40	Lebanon Trail High School	FRISCO, TX	FRISCO ISD	2,173	1,064	49.0%

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