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The public schools with the highest share of male students in Hampton city, Virginia

30 public schools in Hampton city, Virginia appear in this ranking of the public schools with the highest share of male students, ranked by the share of enrolled students who are male, from federal NCES data. Phoebus High leads the list at 56.1%, against a median of 51.6% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Hampton city, Virginia

Top % Male

56.1%

Median % Male

51.6%

MOST MALE · HAMPTON CITY, VIRGINIA

#	School	City	District	Students	Male students	% Male
1	Phoebus High	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	1,391	781	56.1%
2	William Mason Cooper Elementary	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	386	213	55.2%
3	Barron Elementary	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	397	219	55.2%
4	Moton Early Childhood Center	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	226	123	54.4%
5	A.W.E. Bassette Elementary	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	486	264	54.3%
6	Aberdeen Elementary	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	482	261	54.1%
7	Mary W. Jackson Elementary	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	343	183	53.4%
8	Mary T. Christian Elementary	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	313	166	53.0%
9	Hampton High	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	1,301	689	53.0%
10	Hunter B. Andrews	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	1,081	570	52.7%
11	Phillips Elementary	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	435	229	52.6%
12	Paul Burbank Elementary	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	432	227	52.5%
13	Christopher C. Kraft Elementary	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	452	236	52.2%
14	Samuel P. Langley Elementary	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	429	223	52.0%
15	Thomas Eaton Middle	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	581	300	51.6%
16	George P. Phenix Elementary	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	1,438	742	51.6%
17	Captain John Smith Elementary	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	374	192	51.3%
18	Albert W. Patrick III Elementary	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	394	201	51.0%
19	Benjamin Syms Middle	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	850	433	50.9%
20	Cesar Tarrant Middle	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	737	370	50.2%
21	Luther W. Machen Elementary	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	430	214	49.8%
22	Kecoughtan High	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	1,553	772	49.7%
23	Jane H. Bryan Elementary	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	367	182	49.6%
24	Mary S. Peake Elementary	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	404	200	49.5%
25	Francis Asbury Elementary	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	409	202	49.4%
26	C. Alton Lindsay Middle	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	612	298	48.7%
27	Alfred S. Forrest Elementary	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	499	238	47.7%
28	Francis W. Jones Magnet Middle	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	613	292	47.6%
29	Bethel High	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	1,769	842	47.6%
30	Armstrong Elementary	Hampton, VA	Hampton City Public Schools	288	135	46.9%

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