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Ohio: the school districts with the lowest student-to-teacher ratios

579 districts

Ohio public school districts ranked by the lowest district-wide student-to-teacher ratio. Districts need at least 2 schools and 500 students to qualify. The median ranked district is at 16.8:1. Showing ranks 551 to 579.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudentsRatio
551Tuslaw LocalOH31,28221.0:1
552Bloom-Carroll LocalOH42,29421.1:1
553Paint Valley LocalOH372121.2:1
554Wickliffe CityOH21,22821.2:1
555Anthony Wayne LocalOH64,13521.3:1
556Miami Trace LocalOH32,49721.3:1
557Northwestern LocalOH21,68121.3:1
558Wapakoneta CityOH52,78621.3:1
559Springboro Community CityOH66,19421.4:1
560Teays Valley LocalOH84,53821.4:1
561Mason CityOH410,15521.5:1
562Oak Hills LocalOH107,38121.8:1
563Plain LocalOH95,87421.8:1
564Tri-Valley LocalOH62,78521.8:1
565Little Miami LocalOH55,67221.9:1
566Western LocalOH368522.1:1
567Marysville Exempted VillageOH95,78122.2:1
568Graham LocalOH31,58822.7:1
569Kings LocalOH75,07322.9:1
570Southwest LocalOH64,34023.4:1
571London CityOH32,13923.7:1
572Wheelersburg LocalOH31,59124.3:1
573Westfall LocalOH31,34224.4:1
574Valley View LocalOH42,19924.5:1
575Lakota LocalOH2217,85324.6:1
576Mt Healthy CityOH62,78924.7:1
577Green LocalOH351327.3:1
578Jackson Center LocalOH257627.4:1
579Tuscarawas Valley LocalOH31,44630.7:1

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