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

29 counties

Montana 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
1Roosevelt CountyMT222,3539.7:1
2Teton CountyMT171,0379.8:1
3Carbon CountyMT191,30110.3:1
4Valley CountyMT161,11510.6:1
5Fergus CountyMT241,60511.0:1
6Sanders CountyMT161,32111.0:1
7Richland CountyMT151,84511.3:1
8Rosebud CountyMT151,46311.5:1
9Big Horn CountyMT162,53511.8:1
10Blaine CountyMT171,32311.8:1
11Stillwater CountyMT171,33611.8:1
12Dawson CountyMT101,18212.6:1
13Custer CountyMT121,56012.8:1
14Glacier CountyMT182,68512.8:1
15Park CountyMT151,65613.1:1
16Lake CountyMT214,30213.5:1
17Beaverhead CountyMT121,18213.8:1
18Hill CountyMT172,95813.9:1
19Cascade CountyMT4511,57714.1:1
20Jefferson CountyMT121,87214.1:1
21Lincoln CountyMT142,39114.6:1
22Missoula CountyMT4714,09914.7:1
23Deer Lodge CountyMT41,03214.8:1
24Flathead CountyMT4814,95714.9:1
25Ravalli CountyMT285,72914.9:1
26Gallatin CountyMT4814,17015.2:1
27Yellowstone CountyMT6823,85315.4:1
28Lewis and Clark CountyMT359,78615.8:1
29Silver Bow CountyMT114,36415.9:1

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