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The public schools with the highest student-to-teacher ratios in Florida · page 8

Ranks 351–400 of the public schools with the highest student-to-teacher ratios in Florida. Back to page 1.

HIGHEST RATIO · FLORIDA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudentsRatio
351KEYS GATE CHARTER SCHOOLHOMESTEAD, FLMIAMI-DADEElementary1,95022.7:1
352MULBERRY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLMULBERRY, FLPOLKHigh1,45122.7:1
353MATER BISCAYNE ACADEMY NORTH MIAMI MIDDLE SCHOOLNORTH MIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADEMiddle56622.6:1
354RIVER RIDGE HIGH SCHOOLNEW PORT RICHEY, FLPASCOHigh1,79822.6:1
355WILLIAM H. TURNER TECHNICAL ARTS HIGH SCHOOLMIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADEHigh1,29022.6:1
356NORLAND MIDDLE SCHOOLMIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADEMiddle65622.6:1
357SOUTHWOOD MIDDLE SCHOOLPALMETTO BAY, FLMIAMI-DADEMiddle1,06322.6:1
358SOUTHWEST MIAMI SENIOR HIGHMIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADEHigh2,59922.6:1
359W. D. SUGG MIDDLE SCHOOLBRADENTON, FLMANATEEMiddle1,01722.6:1
360WESTWOOD MIDDLE SCHOOLGAINESVILLE, FLALACHUAMiddle85422.6:1
361CAPE CORAL HIGH SCHOOLCAPE CORAL, FLLEEHigh2,00822.6:1
362EAST RIDGE HIGH SCHOOLCLERMONT, FLLAKEHigh2,68322.6:1
363DELTONA HIGH SCHOOLDELTONA, FLVOLUSIAHigh1,71622.6:1
364WILLIAM M. RAINES HIGH SCHOOLJACKSONVILLE, FLDUVALHigh1,37622.6:1
365HERITAGE HIGH SCHOOLPALM BAY, FLBREVARDHigh1,96022.5:1
366TOMLIN MIDDLE SCHOOLPLANT CITY, FLHILLSBOROUGHMiddle1,34022.5:1
367LAKE MINNEOLA HIGH SCHOOLMINNEOLA, FLLAKEHigh2,30922.5:1
368PALMETTO HIGH SCHOOLPALMETTO, FLMANATEEHigh2,18522.5:1
369PIONEER MIDDLE SCHOOLCOOPER CITY, FLBROWARDMiddle1,45322.5:1
370NORTH FORT MYERS HIGH SCHOOLNORTH FORT MYERS, FLLEEHigh1,93822.5:1
371ARVIDA MIDDLE SCHOOLMIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADEMiddle98922.5:1
372HARDEE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLWAUCHULA, FLHARDEEHigh1,34722.4:1
373BUCHANAN MIDDLE SCHOOLTAMPA, FLHILLSBOROUGHMiddle92822.4:1
374SADIE T. TILLIS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLJACKSONVILLE, FLDUVALElementary53822.4:1
375PINECREST ACADEMY FOUR CORNERSMIAMI, FLLAKEElementary58322.4:1
376SILVER LAKES MIDDLE SCHOOLNORTH LAUDERDALE, FLBROWARDMiddle72922.4:1
377CYPRESS LAKE HIGH SCHOOLFORT MYERS, FLLEEHigh1,42922.4:1
378DELAND HIGH SCHOOLDELAND, FLVOLUSIAHigh2,93622.4:1
379GATEWAY HIGH SCHOOLKISSIMMEE, FLOSCEOLAHigh1,88222.4:1
380DOWNTOWN DORAL CHARTER UPPER SCHOOLDORAL, FLMIAMI-DADEHigh1,50022.4:1
381MT. DORA HIGH SCHOOLMOUNT DORA, FLLAKEHigh1,50022.4:1
382CYPRESS CREEK HIGH SCHOOLWESLEY CHAPEL, FLPASCOHigh2,00622.4:1
383ATLANTIC HIGH SCHOOLPORT ORANGE, FLVOLUSIAHigh1,20922.4:1
384ABRAHAM LINCOLN MIDDLE SCHOOLGAINESVILLE, FLALACHUAMiddle61322.4:1
385FREEDOM HIGH SCHOOLTAMPA, FLHILLSBOROUGHHigh1,86922.4:1
386BAYSIDE HIGH SCHOOLPALM BAY, FLBREVARDHigh2,12222.3:1
387WESTSIDE MIDDLE SCHOOLJACKSONVILLE, FLDUVALMiddle89322.3:1
388DR CARTER G WOODSON K-8 SCHOOLTAMPA, FLHILLSBOROUGHElementary99022.3:1
389LAND O' LAKES HIGH SCHOOLLAND O LAKES, FLPASCOHigh2,23322.3:1
390MATER ACADEMY LAKES MIDDLE SCHOOLHIALEAH, FLMIAMI-DADEMiddle87022.3:1
391BARTOW SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLBARTOW, FLPOLKHigh2,27622.3:1
392FRANKLIN ACADEMY COOPER CITYCOOPER CITY, FLBROWARDElementary1,33622.3:1
393PINE RIDGE HIGH SCHOOLDELTONA, FLVOLUSIAHigh1,64822.3:1
394MARTINEZ MIDDLE SCHOOLLUTZ, FLHILLSBOROUGHMiddle1,10422.2:1
395OVIEDO HIGH SCHOOLOVIEDO, FLSEMINOLEHigh2,31222.2:1
396TARPON SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOLTARPON SPRINGS, FLPINELLASHigh1,11122.2:1
397DR MONA JAIN MIDDLE SCHOOLBRADENTON, FLMANATEEMiddle93322.2:1
398CHAIN OF LAKES MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGEMiddle95522.2:1
399DILLARD 6-12FORT LAUDERDALE, FLBROWARDHigh1,99822.2:1
400MIAMI SPRINGS MIDDLE SCHOOLMIAMI SPRINGS, FLMIAMI-DADEMiddle66622.2:1
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