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The public middle schools with the highest student-to-teacher ratios in Colorado Springs, Colorado

25 public middle schools in Colorado Springs, Colorado appear in this ranking of the public middle schools with the highest student-to-teacher ratios, ranked by the most students per teacher, a proxy for larger classes. Holmes Middle School leads the list at 19.9:1, against a median of 15.6:1 across the ranked schools.

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Colorado Springs, Colorado

Top Students/teacher

19.9:1

Median Students/teacher

15.6:1

HIGHEST RATIO · COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	Ratio
1	Holmes Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Colorado Springs School District 11	Middle	600	19.9:1
2	Jenkins Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Colorado Springs School District 11	Middle	791	19.3:1
3	Chinook Trail Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Academy District 20	Middle	1,075	18.5:1
4	Atlas Preparatory Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Harrison School District Two	Middle	473	17.4:1
5	Challenger Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Academy District 20	Middle	696	17.1:1
6	Eagleview Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Academy District 20	Middle	905	16.9:1
7	Discovery Canyon Campus Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Academy District 20	Middle	821	16.6:1
8	Timberview Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Academy District 20	Middle	837	16.5:1
9	North Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Colorado Springs School District 11	Middle	636	16.5:1
10	Skyview Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	El Paso County Colorado School District 49	Middle	862	16.2:1
11	Horizon Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	El Paso County Colorado School District 49	Middle	773	16.2:1
12	Mountain Ridge Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Academy District 20	Middle	690	15.8:1
13	Russell Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Colorado Springs School District 11	Middle	520	15.6:1
14	Cheyenne Mountain Junior High School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Cheyenne Mountain School District	Middle	604	15.2:1
15	The Vanguard School (Middle)	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Harrison School District Two	Middle	243	14.6:1
16	The Classical Academy Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Academy District 20	Middle	445	14.6:1
17	Sproul Junior High School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Widefield School District 3	Middle	504	14.4:1
18	James Irwin Charter Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Harrison School District Two	Middle	434	13.9:1
19	Galileo Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Colorado Springs School District 11	Middle	277	13.8:1
20	Jack Swigert Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Colorado Springs School District 11	Middle	404	13.8:1
21	Sabin Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Colorado Springs School District 11	Middle	540	13.7:1
22	Watson Junior High School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Widefield School District 3	Middle	470	13.4:1
23	Fox Meadow Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Harrison School District Two	Middle	369	13.2:1
24	Mann Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Colorado Springs School District 11	Middle	300	12.8:1
25	Panorama Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Harrison School District Two	Middle	339	11.9:1

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