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

Across Taylor County, Texas, 41 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the share of enrolled students who are male, from federal NCES data. Woodson Center for Excellence leads the list at 61.6%, against a median of 52.0% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
41
Taylor County, Texas
Top % Male
61.6%
Median % Male
52.0%
MOST MALE · TAYLOR COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsMale students% Male
1Woodson Center for ExcellenceABILENE, TXABILENE ISD1126961.6%
2Academy for Technology Engineering Math & ScienceABILENE, TXABILENE ISD38423561.2%
3Trent Independent School DistrictTRENT, TXTRENT ISD1448458.3%
4Crockett Early HeadstartABILENE, TXABILENE ISD1317658.0%
5Jim Ned High SchoolTUSCOLA, TXJIM NED CISD46426056.0%
6Bonham Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD48126454.9%
7Jim Ned Middle SchoolTUSCOLA, TXJIM NED CISD24513454.7%
8Jim Ned Intermediate SchoolTUSCOLA, TXJIM NED CISD41022254.1%
9Buffalo Gap Elementary SchoolBUFFALO GAP, TXJIM NED CISD22412154.0%
10Stafford Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD47325453.7%
11Dyess Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD62133353.6%
12Long Early Learning CenterABILENE, TXABILENE ISD69237053.5%
13Wylie East Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXWYLIE ISD77641353.2%
14Clack Middle SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD69336853.1%
15Lawn Elementary SchoolLAWN, TXJIM NED CISD29615753.0%
16Wylie East Intermediate SchoolABILENE, TXWYLIE ISD38420352.9%
17Bowie Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD47325052.9%
18Ortiz Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD52327552.6%
19Bassetti Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD54628752.6%
20Alcorta Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD41021552.4%
21Taylor Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD66234452.0%
22Craig Middle SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD77139851.6%
23Wylie High SchoolABILENE, TXWYLIE ISD1,53778551.1%
24Abilene High SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD1,79891250.7%
25Wylie West Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXWYLIE ISD67334050.5%
26Austin Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD72936650.2%
27Martinez Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD37118650.1%
28Merkel Middle SchoolMERKEL, TXMERKEL ISD24612350.0%
29Wylie West Junior High SchoolABILENE, TXWYLIE ISD1,03851749.8%
30Cooper High SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD1,57078049.7%
31Mann Middle SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD77638449.5%
32Wylie East Junior High SchoolABILENE, TXWYLIE ISD54026549.1%
33Wylie West Intermediate SchoolABILENE, TXWYLIE ISD46522849.0%
34Thomas Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD37818548.9%
35Merkel Elementary SchoolMERKEL, TXMERKEL ISD56327448.7%
36Madison Middle SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD77037448.6%
37Purcell Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD53725547.5%
38Wylie West Early Childhood CenterABILENE, TXWYLIE ISD1939147.1%
39Merkel High SchoolMERKEL, TXMERKEL ISD28112544.5%
40Premier H S of AbileneABILENE, TXPREMIER HIGH SCHOOLS1767743.8%
41Ward Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD50221743.2%
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