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Best Schools · Oklahoma · Lowest student-teacher ratio

Oklahoma schools with the lowest student-teacher ratios

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

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OKLAHOMA · LOWEST STUDENT-TEACHER RATIO
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudentsRatio
201FRANCIS ESAdaBYNGElementary20113.9:1
202LOCUST GROVE UPPER ESLocust GroveLOCUST GROVEElementary28613.9:1
203FORT GIBSON EARLY LRNING CTRFort GibsonFORT GIBSONElementary41413.9:1
204PURCELL JHSPurcellPURCELLMiddle31013.9:1
205POTEAU UPPER ESPoteauPOTEAUElementary46813.9:1
206PLAINVIEW PRIMARY ESArdmorePLAINVIEWElementary40614.0:1
207BRISTOW MSBristowBRISTOWMiddle34814.0:1
208CENTRAL ESSallisawCENTRALElementary32914.0:1
209ADAIR MSAdairADAIRMiddle23314.0:1
210TULSA SCHL OF ARTS AND SCIENCE MSTulsaTULSA SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES CHARTERMiddle23214.0:1
211ORVIS RISNER ESEdmondEDMONDElementary55114.0:1
212APPLE CREEK ESMooreMOOREElementary41814.0:1
213WOODROW WILSON ESBartlesvilleBARTLESVILLEElementary52914.0:1
214ARBOR GROVE ESOklahoma CityPUTNAM CITYElementary53214.0:1
215LUTHER HSLutherLUTHERHigh21714.0:1
216DENISON PUBLIC SCHOOLIdabelDENISONElementary28214.0:1
217ALLEN-BOWDEN PUBLIC SCHOOLTulsaALLEN-BOWDENElementary29414.0:1
218HEAVENER ESHeavenerHEAVENERElementary54214.0:1
219COMMERCE HSCOMMERCECOMMERCEHigh21714.0:1
220MEADOW BROOK INTERMEDIATE ESYukonMUSTANGMiddle56114.0:1
221LEXINGTON ESLexingtonLEXINGTONElementary46314.0:1
222ELLINGTON ESWagonerWAGONERElementary56114.0:1
223ALMOR WEST ESLawtonLAWTONElementary22814.0:1
224KREBS PUBLIC SCHOOLKrebsKREBSElementary43514.0:1
225PEARY ESTulsaTULSAElementary28714.1:1
226VERDIGRIS ESClaremoreVERDIGRISElementary42414.1:1
227RICHMOND ESStillwaterSTILLWATERElementary36214.1:1
228BETHEL HSShawneeBETHELHigh34914.1:1
229MEEKER HSMeekerMEEKERHigh23914.1:1
230BLACKWELL ESBlackwellBLACKWELLElementary50714.1:1
231WASHINGTON ESNormanNORMANElementary48714.1:1
232ANDERSEN ESBroken ArrowUNIONElementary34814.1:1
233TWIN HILLS PUBLIC SCHOOLOkmulgeeTWIN HILLSElementary31414.1:1
234RIDGECREST ESMidwest CityMIDWEST CITY-DEL CITYElementary27314.1:1
235WILL ROGERS ESShawneeSHAWNEEElementary36714.1:1
236MCCORD PUBLIC SCHOOLPonca CityMCCORDElementary29414.1:1
237BYNG ESAdaBYNGMiddle38214.1:1
238CENTRAL ESWarr AcresPUTNAM CITYElementary52714.1:1
239WARNER HSWarnerWARNERHigh21914.2:1
240CHECOTAH INTERMEDIATE ESChecotahCHECOTAHElementary28714.2:1
241MUSTANG MSMustangMUSTANGMiddle69514.2:1
242SOUTHWEST ESClintonCLINTONElementary44914.2:1
243SKYVIEW ESYukonYUKONElementary44914.2:1
244FORT GIBSON HSFort GibsonFORT GIBSONHigh54714.2:1
245JAY ESJayJAYElementary53814.2:1
246Kingfisher Junior High SchoolKingfisherKINGFISHERMiddle21314.2:1
247MONROE ESNormanNORMANElementary45214.2:1
248KERR ESTulsaTULSAElementary34914.2:1
249ROOSEVELT ESPryorPRYORElementary51714.2:1
250ROBERTSON ESTulsaTULSAElementary22814.3:1
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