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Best Schools · Massachusetts · Lowest student-teacher ratio

Massachusetts schools with the lowest student-teacher ratios

Massachusetts public schools with 200+ students reporting the fewest students per teacher. Excludes virtual schools.

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MASSACHUSETTS · LOWEST STUDENT-TEACHER RATIO
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudentsRatio
301Danvers HighDanversDanversHigh78410.3:1
302Boston Green Academy Horace Mann Charter SchoolBrightonBoston Green Academy Horace Mann Charter SchoolHigh42610.3:1
303Mary D AltavestaWoburnWoburnElementary24810.3:1
304South Shore Vocational Technical HighHanoverSouth Shore Regional Vocational TechnicalHigh68510.3:1
305The Bromfield Middle SchoolHarvardHarvardMiddle24410.3:1
306Diman Regional Vocational Technical HighFall RiverGreater Fall River Regional Vocational TechnicalHigh1,46310.3:1
307Bourne Intermediate SchoolBourneBourneElementary35910.3:1
308Newburyport HighNewburyportNewburyportHigh74310.3:1
309John F Kennedy Middle SchoolWoburnWoburnMiddle52110.3:1
310Peabody Veterans Memorial HighPeabodyPeabodyHigh1,33310.3:1
311Rumney Marsh AcademyRevereRevereMiddle58710.3:1
312Boston Adult Tech AcademyBack BayBostonHigh22710.3:1
313Elias BrookingsSpringfieldSpringfieldElementary30410.3:1
314O'Donnell Elementary SchoolEast BostonBostonElementary25610.3:1
315Perry Elementary SchoolSouth BostonBostonElementary21310.3:1
316Sumner AvenueSpringfieldSpringfieldElementary49010.3:1
317Oxford HighOxfordOxfordHigh45310.3:1
318John F Kennedy MiddleWalthamWalthamMiddle63510.3:1
319Miles River MiddleHamiltonHamilton-WenhamMiddle39110.3:1
320AllendalePittsfieldPittsfieldElementary23610.3:1
321Maria HastingsLexingtonLexingtonElementary57910.3:1
322Roosevelt K-8 SchoolHyde ParkBostonElementary36410.3:1
323Forest Park MiddleSpringfieldSpringfieldMiddle28210.3:1
324Samuel BowlesSpringfieldSpringfieldElementary32510.3:1
325ShamrockWoburnWoburnElementary28410.4:1
326Matthew J Kuss MiddleFall RiverFall RiverMiddle64610.4:1
327Whittier Regional VocationalHaverhillWhittier Regional Vocational TechnicalHigh1,28510.4:1
328Codman Academy Charter Public SchoolDorchesterCodman Academy Charter PublicCombined34410.4:1
329Dedham HighDedhamDedhamHigh71910.4:1
330Israel Loring SchoolSudburySudburyElementary42610.4:1
331CarltonSalemSalemElementary24710.4:1
332Lt Clayre Sullivan ElementaryHolyokeHolyokeMiddle46310.4:1
333South Middle SchoolBrocktonBrocktonMiddle39810.4:1
334Pittsfield HighPittsfieldPittsfieldHigh72710.4:1
335Waltham Sr HighWalthamWalthamHigh1,79110.4:1
336BalchNorwoodNorwoodElementary30310.4:1
337Juniper Hill SchoolFraminghamFraminghamElementary24510.4:1
338Hilltown Cooperative Charter Public SchoolEasthamptonHilltown Cooperative Charter PublicElementary21810.4:1
339Stoneham Central Middle SchoolStonehamStonehamMiddle68910.4:1
340Proctor ElementaryTopsfieldTopsfieldMiddle25110.4:1
341King OpenCambridgeCambridgeElementary39110.4:1
342Williamstown ElementaryWilliamstownMount GreylockElementary40710.4:1
343Charles E Brown MiddleNewton CentreNewtonMiddle71310.4:1
344ForestdaleMaldenMaldenElementary53910.4:1
345Mullen-HallFalmouthFalmouthElementary36410.5:1
346Atherton HoughQuincyQuincyElementary25610.5:1
347Furnace Brook MiddleMarshfieldMarshfieldMiddle79910.5:1
348West ElementaryPlymouthPlymouthElementary34910.5:1
349MemorialMilfordMilfordElementary43510.5:1
350Luther Burbank Middle SchoolLancasterNashobaMiddle24510.5:1
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