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The public schools with the highest share of male students in Grays Harbor County, Washington

This ranking covers the public schools with the highest share of male students in Grays Harbor County, Washington, drawn from 32 qualifying public schools. Central Park Elementary leads the list at 57.7%, against a median of 51.2% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Grays Harbor County, Washington

Top % Male

57.7%

Median % Male

51.2%

MOST MALE · GRAYS HARBOR COUNTY, WASHINGTON

#	School	City	District	Students	Male students	% Male
1	Central Park Elementary	Aberdeen, WA	Aberdeen School District	111	64	57.7%
2	Stevens Elementary School	Aberdeen, WA	Aberdeen School District	332	183	55.1%
3	Central Elementary School	Hoquiam, WA	Hoquiam School District	232	126	54.3%
4	Hoquiam Middle School	Hoquiam, WA	Hoquiam School District	372	202	54.3%
5	Emerson Elementary	Hoquiam, WA	Hoquiam School District	212	114	53.8%
6	Taholah Elementary & Middle School	Taholah, WA	Taholah School District	126	67	53.2%
7	Elma Elementary School	Elma, WA	Elma School District	688	362	52.6%
8	Elma High School	Elma, WA	Elma School District	578	304	52.6%
9	Ocosta Junior - Senior High	Westport, WA	Ocosta School District	272	143	52.6%
10	Hopkins Elementary	Aberdeen, WA	Aberdeen School District	103	54	52.4%
11	Robert Gray Elementary	Aberdeen, WA	Aberdeen School District	210	110	52.4%
12	Elma Middle School	Elma, WA	Elma School District	324	169	52.2%
13	Lake Quinault School	Amanda Park, WA	Lake Quinault School District	207	107	51.7%
14	Oakville Elementary	OAKVILLE, WA	Oakville School District	157	81	51.6%
15	Montesano Jr-Sr High	Montesano, WA	Montesano School District	698	359	51.4%
16	Oakville High School	OAKVILLE, WA	Oakville School District	142	73	51.4%
17	Lincoln Elementary	Hoquiam, WA	Hoquiam School District	233	119	51.1%
18	North Beach Senior High School	Ocean Shores, WA	North Beach School District No. 64	198	100	50.5%
19	McDermoth Elementary	Aberdeen, WA	Aberdeen School District	288	144	50.0%
20	Hoquiam High School	Hoquiam, WA	Hoquiam School District	410	204	49.8%
21	J M Weatherwax High School	Aberdeen, WA	Aberdeen School District	919	457	49.7%
22	Cosmopolis Elementary School	Cosmopolis, WA	Cosmopolis School District	175	87	49.7%
23	Simpson Avenue Elementary	Montesano, WA	Montesano School District	402	197	49.0%
24	Mccleary Elem	McCleary, WA	McCleary School District	332	162	48.8%
25	A J West Elementary	Aberdeen, WA	Aberdeen School District	281	137	48.8%
26	Ocosta Elementary School	Westport, WA	Ocosta School District	321	156	48.6%
27	Ocean Shores Elementary	Ocean Shores, WA	North Beach School District No. 64	254	122	48.0%
28	Beacon Avenue Elementary School	Montesano, WA	Montesano School District	333	159	47.8%
29	Wishkah Valley Elementary/High School	Aberdeen, WA	Wishkah Valley School District	178	85	47.8%
30	Miller Junior High	Aberdeen, WA	Aberdeen School District	656	308	47.0%
31	Hoquiam Homelink School	Hoquiam, WA	Hoquiam School District	107	49	45.8%
32	Harbor Junior/Senior High School	Aberdeen, WA	Aberdeen School District	128	51	39.8%

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