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The public schools with the highest share of male students in Franklin County, Virginia

Across Franklin County, Virginia, 12 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the share of enrolled students who are male, from federal NCES data. Lee M. Waid Elementary leads the list at 58.0%, against a median of 51.8% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
12
Franklin County, Virginia
Top % Male
58.0%
Median % Male
51.8%
MOST MALE · FRANKLIN COUNTY, VIRGINIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsMale students% Male
1Lee M. Waid ElementaryRocky Mount, VAFranklin County Public Schools38622458.0%
2Boones Mill ElementaryBoones Mill, VAFranklin County Public Schools29015854.5%
3Rocky Mount ElementaryRocky Mount, VAFranklin County Public Schools29615853.4%
4Dudley ElementaryWirtz, VAFranklin County Public Schools31716953.3%
5Ferrum ElementaryFerrum, VAFranklin County Public Schools28114752.3%
6Windy Gap ElementaryHardy, VAFranklin County Public Schools39120351.9%
7Benjamin Franklin MiddleRocky Mount, VAFranklin County Public Schools1,38271551.7%
8Sontag ElementaryRocky Mount, VAFranklin County Public Schools24812349.6%
9Franklin County HighRocky Mount, VAFranklin County Public Schools1,88092749.3%
10Snow Creek ElementaryPenhook, VAFranklin County Public Schools22611149.1%
11Glade Hill ElementaryGlade Hill, VAFranklin County Public Schools22711048.5%
12Callaway ElementaryCallaway, VAFranklin County Public Schools1857641.1%
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