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Connecticut: the counties with the lowest student-to-teacher ratios

9 counties

Connecticut public school districts ranked by the lowest county-wide student-to-teacher ratio. Counties need at least 3 schools and 1,000 students to qualify.

#CountyStateSchoolsStudentsRatio
1Northwest Hills Planning RegionCT5014,53910.5:1
2Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning RegionCT5619,07510.7:1
3Northeastern Connecticut Planning RegionCT3411,90911.2:1
4Southeastern Connecticut Planning RegionCT8636,60511.3:1
5South Central Connecticut Planning RegionCT14972,90912.1:1
6Capitol Planning RegionCT279137,04712.2:1
7Western Connecticut Planning RegionCT14790,52012.2:1
8Naugatuck Valley Planning RegionCT11959,86112.6:1
9Greater Bridgeport Planning RegionCT8950,88013.8:1

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