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

25 counties

Utah 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
1San Juan CountyUT133,03216.1:1
2Summit CountyUT227,48516.4:1
3Emery CountyUT102,09117.3:1
4Grand CountyUT51,50617.6:1
5Beaver CountyUT71,47118.3:1
6Morgan CountyUT73,18519.1:1
7Carbon CountyUT103,69419.2:1
8Duchesne CountyUT145,27019.4:1
9Millard CountyUT93,19819.5:1
10Sanpete CountyUT166,01120.0:1
11Juab CountyUT93,03420.3:1
12Kane CountyUT101,48420.4:1
13Sevier CountyUT134,65820.5:1
14Weber CountyUT8349,67020.9:1
15Salt Lake CountyUT307209,75721.0:1
16Box Elder CountyUT2312,99721.1:1
17Tooele CountyUT3018,52121.9:1
18Cache CountyUT4328,29122.0:1
19Uintah CountyUT167,40322.0:1
20Wasatch CountyUT109,10822.2:1
21Davis CountyUT11081,11022.3:1
22Utah CountyUT194164,46722.4:1
23Washington CountyUT6341,35622.8:1
24Garfield CountyUT101,62823.6:1
25Iron CountyUT2115,28526.8:1

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