The public schools with the highest share of male students in Texas · page 28

Ranks 1,351–1,400 of the public schools with the highest share of male students in Texas. Back to page 1.

MOST MALE · TEXAS

#	School	City	District	Students	Male students	% Male
1351	H R MOYE EL	EL PASO, TX	EL PASO ISD	286	154	53.9%
1352	GROOM SCHOOL	GROOM, TX	GROOM ISD	130	70	53.9%
1353	HITCHCOCK H S	HITCHCOCK, TX	HITCHCOCK ISD	585	315	53.9%
1354	GILLETT MIDDLE	KINGSVILLE, TX	KINGSVILLE ISD	455	245	53.9%
1355	LA PRYOR EL	LA PRYOR, TX	LA PRYOR ISD	195	105	53.9%
1356	HUDSON BEND MIDDLE	AUSTIN, TX	LAKE TRAVIS ISD	806	434	53.9%
1357	MCLEAN SCHOOL	MCLEAN, TX	MCLEAN ISD	182	98	53.9%
1358	MENARD ELEMENTARY/JH	MENARD, TX	MENARD ISD	182	98	53.9%
1359	ELMA E BARRERA EL	SANTA ROSA, TX	SANTA ROSA ISD	377	203	53.9%
1360	VALLEY VIEW MIDDLE	VALLEY VIEW, TX	VALLEY VIEW ISD	234	126	53.9%
1361	A W ORR EL - CP	TYLER, TX	TYLER ISD	247	133	53.9%
1362	OUSLEY J H	ARLINGTON, TX	ARLINGTON ISD	782	421	53.8%
1363	ALEX SANGER PREPARATORY SCHOOL	DALLAS, TX	DALLAS ISD	769	414	53.8%
1364	TISON MIDDLE	WEATHERFORD, TX	WEATHERFORD ISD	834	449	53.8%
1365	VAN ZANDT-GUINN EL	FORT WORTH, TX	FORT WORTH ISD	366	197	53.8%
1366	FONWOOD EARLY CHILDHOOD CTR	HOUSTON, TX	HOUSTON ISD	405	218	53.8%
1367	JOHN ARREDONDO EL	RICHMOND, TX	LAMAR CISD	678	365	53.8%
1368	LOIS F GIDDENS EL	CEDAR PARK, TX	LEANDER ISD	483	260	53.8%
1369	CLYDE J H	CLYDE, TX	CLYDE CISD	314	169	53.8%
1370	HOUSTON EL	DENTON, TX	DENTON ISD	537	289	53.8%
1371	DAGGETT MIDDLE	FORT WORTH, TX	FORT WORTH ISD	353	190	53.8%
1372	NAVARRO EL	SEGUIN, TX	NAVARRO ISD	719	387	53.8%
1373	WEST AVENUE EL	WACO, TX	WACO ISD	249	134	53.8%
1374	WEST DALLAS J H	DALLAS, TX	DALLAS ISD	353	190	53.8%
1375	AXTELL H S	AXTELL, TX	AXTELL ISD	236	127	53.8%
1376	PLACEDO EL	PLACEDO, TX	BLOOMINGTON ISD	210	113	53.8%
1377	VAN HORN SCHOOL	VAN HORN, TX	CULBERSON COUNTY-ALLAMOORE ISD	381	205	53.8%
1378	BLISS EL	EL PASO, TX	EL PASO ISD	459	247	53.8%
1379	WALTRIP H S	HOUSTON, TX	HOUSTON ISD	1,615	869	53.8%
1380	PEARLAND J H EAST	PEARLAND, TX	PEARLAND ISD	801	431	53.8%
1381	ABERNATHY MIDDLE	ABERNATHY, TX	ABERNATHY ISD	171	92	53.8%
1382	ALDINE MIDDLE	HOUSTON, TX	ALDINE ISD	842	453	53.8%
1383	PAUL A BROWN ALTERNATIVE CENTER	BEAUMONT, TX	BEAUMONT ISD	171	92	53.8%
1384	CHAMPION EL	BROWNSVILLE, TX	BROWNSVILLE ISD	710	382	53.8%
1385	SAN JACINTO EL	CONROE, TX	CONROE ISD	658	354	53.8%
1386	H F STEVENS MIDDLE	CROWLEY, TX	CROWLEY ISD	723	389	53.8%
1387	JOHN B CONNALLY H S	AUSTIN, TX	PFLUGERVILLE ISD	1,974	1,062	53.8%
1388	WHITNEY MIDDLE	WHITNEY, TX	WHITNEY ISD	329	177	53.8%
1389	ATHENS MIDDLE	ATHENS, TX	ATHENS ISD	660	355	53.8%
1390	LOWERY EL	HOUSTON, TX	CYPRESS-FAIRBANKS ISD	660	355	53.8%
1391	STEPHENS EL	SHADY SHORES, TX	DENTON ISD	422	227	53.8%
1392	DOWLING EL	ODESSA, TX	ECTOR COUNTY ISD	712	383	53.8%
1393	LEE BUICE EL	ODESSA, TX	ECTOR COUNTY ISD	844	454	53.8%
1394	GAINESVILLE J H	GAINESVILLE, TX	GAINESVILLE ISD	422	227	53.8%
1395	REVERE MIDDLE	HOUSTON, TX	HOUSTON ISD	1,095	589	53.8%
1396	JEANETTE HAYES EL	KATY, TX	KATY ISD	515	277	53.8%
1397	DEGAN EL	LEWISVILLE, TX	LEWISVILLE ISD	396	213	53.8%
1398	SOUTHSIDE EL	HOUSTON, TX	YES PREP PUBLIC SCHOOLS INC	675	363	53.8%
1399	FLORENCE H S	FLORENCE, TX	FLORENCE ISD	357	192	53.8%
1400	WEST CENTRAL EL	HEREFORD, TX	HEREFORD ISD	331	178	53.8%

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