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

38 public schools in Hunt County, Texas appear in this ranking of the public schools with the highest share of male students, ranked by the share of enrolled students who are male, from federal NCES data. Celeste High School leads the list at 60.5%, against a median of 50.8% across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked
38
Hunt County, Texas
Top % Male
60.5%
Median % Male
50.8%
MOST MALE · HUNT COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsMale students% Male
1Celeste High SchoolCELESTE, TXCELESTE ISD1478960.5%
2Wolfe City Elementary SchoolWOLFE CITY, TXWOLFE CITY ISD32918957.5%
3A E Butler Intermediate SchoolQUINLAN, TXQUINLAN ISD65135855.0%
4Campbell High SchoolCAMPBELL, TXCAMPBELL ISD1287054.7%
5Greenville Middle SchoolGREENVILLE, TXGREENVILLE ISD77142154.6%
6Wolfe City Middle SchoolWOLFE CITY, TXWOLFE CITY ISD1628854.3%
7Lamar Elementary SchoolGREENVILLE, TXGREENVILLE ISD50827554.1%
8Bland Middle SchoolCELESTE, TXBLAND ISD1658853.3%
9Albert C Williams Elementary SchoolCOMMERCE, TXCOMMERCE ISD31716853.0%
10Wolfe City High SchoolWOLFE CITY, TXWOLFE CITY ISD22211752.7%
11Wh Ford High SchoolQUINLAN, TXQUINLAN ISD79942152.7%
12Bland Elementary SchoolCELESTE, TXBLAND ISD39220652.5%
13Greenville High SchoolGREENVILLE, TXGREENVILLE ISD1,52079752.4%
14Bowie Elementary SchoolGREENVILLE, TXGREENVILLE ISD60131251.9%
15L P Waters Early Childhood CenterGREENVILLE, TXGREENVILLE ISD41921551.3%
16Frances and Jeannette Lee Elementary SchoolCADDO MILLS, TXCADDO MILLS ISD63232351.1%
17Boles Middle SchoolQUINLAN, TXBOLES ISD1658450.9%
18Caddo Mills High SchoolCADDO MILLS, TXCADDO MILLS ISD83342450.9%
19Celeste Elementary SchoolCELESTE, TXCELESTE ISD24412450.8%
20Lone Oak Elementary SchoolLONE OAK, TXLONE OAK ISD54027450.7%
21C B Thompson Middle SchoolQUINLAN, TXQUINLAN ISD67134050.7%
22Commerce High SchoolCOMMERCE, TXCOMMERCE ISD45623150.7%
23Royse City High SchoolROYSE CITY, TXROYSE CITY ISD2,8341,42850.4%
24Campbell Elementary SchoolCAMPBELL, TXCAMPBELL ISD1417150.4%
25Bland High SchoolFARMERSVILLE, TXBLAND ISD22011050.0%
26Lone Oak Middle SchoolLONE OAK, TXLONE OAK ISD23611850.0%
27D C Cannon Elementary SchoolQUINLAN, TXQUINLAN ISD81540749.9%
28Caddo Mills Middle SchoolCADDO MILLS, TXCADDO MILLS ISD44922449.9%
29Lone Oak High SchoolLONE OAK, TXLONE OAK ISD33516749.9%
30Kathryn Griffis Elementary SchoolCADDO MILLS, TXCADDO MILLS ISD66933349.8%
31Boles Elementary SchoolQUINLAN, TXBOLES ISD2029949.0%
32Caddo Mills Intermediate SchoolCADDO MILLS, TXCADDO MILLS ISD49023948.8%
33Carver Elementary SchoolGREENVILLE, TXGREENVILLE ISD61229748.5%
34Crockett Elementary SchoolGREENVILLE, TXGREENVILLE ISD29314248.5%
35Boles High SchoolQUINLAN, TXBOLES ISD1768548.3%
36Travis Intermediate SchoolGREENVILLE, TXGREENVILLE ISD75636548.3%
37Commerce Elementary SchoolCOMMERCE, TXCOMMERCE ISD43020146.7%
38Commerce Middle SchoolCOMMERCE, TXCOMMERCE ISD33915445.4%
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