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The public middle schools with the highest student-to-teacher ratios in Fulton County, Georgia

Across Fulton County, Georgia, 37 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by the most students per teacher, a proxy for larger classes. Woodland Middle School leads the list at 15.6:1, against a median of 12.8:1 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
37
Fulton County, Georgia
Top Students/teacher
15.6:1
Median Students/teacher
12.8:1
HIGHEST RATIO · FULTON COUNTY, GEORGIA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudentsRatio
1Woodland Middle SchoolEast Point, GAFulton CountyMiddle93715.6:1
2David T Howard Middle SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public SchoolsMiddle1,07315.2:1
3Sandtown Middle SchoolAtlanta, GAFulton CountyMiddle95615.1:1
4Renaissance Middle SchoolFairburn, GAFulton CountyMiddle97715.0:1
5Willis A. Sutton Middle SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public SchoolsMiddle1,61914.9:1
6Bear Creek Middle SchoolFairburn, GAFulton CountyMiddle97114.4:1
7Taylor Road Middle SchoolAlpharetta, GAFulton CountyMiddle1,24414.2:1
8Autrey Mill Middle SchoolAlpharetta, GAFulton CountyMiddle1,25614.2:1
9Northwestern Middle SchoolAlpharetta, GAFulton CountyMiddle1,16714.1:1
10Hopewell Middle SchoolAlpharetta, GAFulton CountyMiddle1,26514.0:1
11River Trail Middle SchoolDuluth, GAFulton CountyMiddle1,09813.7:1
12Camp Creek Middle SchoolAtlanta, GAFulton CountyMiddle74813.6:1
13Webb Bridge Middle SchoolAlpharetta, GAFulton CountyMiddle1,22813.6:1
14Martin L. King Jr. Middle SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public SchoolsMiddle87913.5:1
15McNair Middle SchoolCollege Park, GAFulton CountyMiddle72713.2:1
16Jean Childs Young Middle SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public SchoolsMiddle65713.1:1
17Sylvan Hills Middle SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public SchoolsMiddle45213.0:1
18Kipp Strive Charter SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public SchoolsMiddle31212.8:1
19KIPP WAYS Academy Charter SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public SchoolsMiddle28912.8:1
20KIPP Soul AcademyAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public SchoolsMiddle28512.8:1
21Crabapple Middle SchoolRoswell, GAFulton CountyMiddle88112.7:1
22Elkins Pointe Middle SchoolRoswell, GAFulton CountyMiddle85712.4:1
23Sandy Springs Middle SchoolAtlanta, GAFulton CountyMiddle76312.3:1
24Resurgence Hall Middle AcademyAtlanta, GAState Specialty Schools II- Resurgence Hall Middle AcademyMiddle20912.3:1
25Ridgeview Charter SchoolAtlanta, GAFulton CountyMiddle94512.3:1
26Ralph Bunche Middle SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public SchoolsMiddle65112.2:1
27KIPP VISION Charter SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public SchoolsMiddle30011.9:1
28John Lewis Invictus AcademyAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public SchoolsMiddle69211.6:1
29Paul D. West Middle SchoolEast Point, GAFulton CountyMiddle81411.6:1
30KIPP South Fulton Academy SchoolAtlanta, GAFulton CountyMiddle38211.6:1
31Atlanta SMART AcademyAtlanta, GAState Specialty Schools II- Atlanta SMART AcademyMiddle22111.3:1
32Crawford Long Middle SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public SchoolsMiddle62710.9:1
33Holcomb Bridge Middle SchoolAlpharetta, GAFulton CountyMiddle59810.9:1
34Haynes Bridge Middle SchoolAlpharetta, GAFulton CountyMiddle62710.8:1
35Atlanta Neighborhood Charter - MiddleAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public SchoolsMiddle2339.7:1
36Herman J. Russell West End AcademyAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public SchoolsMiddle3428.8:1
37Judson Price Middle SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public SchoolsMiddle2418.4:1
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