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

10 public high schools in Smith County, Texas appear in this ranking of the public high schools with the highest share of male students, ranked by the share of enrolled students who are male, from federal NCES data. TROUP H S leads the list at 54.3%, against a median of 52.3% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Smith County, Texas

Top % Male

54.3%

Median % Male

52.3%

MOST MALE · SMITH COUNTY, TEXAS

#	School	City	District	Students	Male students	% Male
1	TROUP H S	TROUP, TX	TROUP ISD	311	169	54.3%
2	ARP H S	ARP, TX	ARP ISD	308	166	53.9%
3	WINONA H S	WINONA, TX	WINONA ISD	319	170	53.3%
4	CHAPEL HILL H S	TYLER, TX	CHAPEL HILL ISD	990	519	52.4%
5	WHITEHOUSE H S	WHITEHOUSE, TX	WHITEHOUSE ISD	1,404	734	52.3%
6	TYLER LEGACY H S	TYLER, TX	TYLER ISD	2,770	1,447	52.2%
7	TYLER H S	TYLER, TX	TYLER ISD	2,148	1,117	52.0%
8	CUMBERLAND H S	TYLER, TX	CUMBERLAND ACADEMY	503	256	50.9%
9	LINDALE H S	LINDALE, TX	LINDALE ISD	1,338	659	49.3%
10	TYLER ISD EARLY COLLEGE H S	TYLER, TX	TYLER ISD	447	164	36.7%

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