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

Across Robertson County, Texas, 11 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the share of enrolled students who are male, from federal NCES data. HEARNE JH/HS leads the list at 53.7%, against a median of 51.7% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
11
Robertson County, Texas
Top % Male
53.7%
Median % Male
51.7%
MOST MALE · ROBERTSON COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsMale students% Male
1HEARNE JH/HSHEARNE, TXHEARNE ISD34118353.7%
2ROLAND REYNOLDS ELFRANKLIN, TXFRANKLIN ISD58631253.2%
3BREMOND MIDDLEBREMOND, TXBREMOND ISD1156153.0%
4FRANKLIN H SFRANKLIN, TXFRANKLIN ISD44823652.7%
5FRANKLIN MIDDLEFRANKLIN, TXFRANKLIN ISD42822251.9%
6BREMOND H SBREMOND, TXBREMOND ISD1457551.7%
7MUMFORD ELMUMFORD, TXMUMFORD ISD36919051.5%
8BREMOND ELBREMOND, TXBREMOND ISD22511249.8%
9CALVERT SCHOOLCALVERT, TXCALVERT ISD1457249.7%
10HEARNE ELHEARNE, TXHEARNE ISD37717947.5%
11MUMFORD H SMUMFORD, TXMUMFORD ISD22910545.9%
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