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Ranks 801–850 of the public schools with the highest student-to-teacher ratios in Kansas. Back to page 1.

HIGHEST RATIO · KANSAS

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	Ratio
801	Williams Science and Fine Arts Magnet School	Topeka, KS	Topeka Public Schools	Elementary	447	10.8:1
802	Mulvane Middle School	Mulvane, KS	Mulvane	Middle	404	10.8:1
803	Burlington Middle School 5 - 8	Burlington, KS	Burlington	Middle	242	10.8:1
804	Bentley Primary School	Bentley, KS	Halstead	Elementary	200	10.8:1
805	Halstead High	Halstead, KS	Halstead	High	240	10.7:1
806	Abilene High School	Abilene, KS	Abilene	High	443	10.7:1
807	Northeast Elem	Arma, KS	Northeast	Elementary	338	10.7:1
808	Hill City Elem	Hill City, KS	Graham County	Elementary	212	10.7:1
809	Jackson Heights High School and Middle School	Holton, KS	North Jackson	High	229	10.7:1
810	Beloit Jr-Sr High	Beloit, KS	Beloit	High	336	10.6:1
811	Oberlin Elem	Oberlin, KS	Oberlin	Elementary	232	10.6:1
812	Solomon Elem	Solomon, KS	Solomon	Elementary	283	10.6:1
813	Great Bend Middle School	Great Bend, KS	Great Bend	Middle	438	10.6:1
814	Oakdale Elem	Salina, KS	Salina	Elementary	282	10.6:1
815	Fairview Elem	Olathe, KS	Olathe	Elementary	244	10.6:1
816	Neodesha High	Neodesha, KS	Neodesha	High	360	10.5:1
817	Cottonwood Elementary School	Salina, KS	Salina	Elementary	326	10.5:1
818	Schilling Elem	Salina, KS	Salina	Elementary	376	10.5:1
819	Inman Elem	Inman, KS	Inman	Elementary	260	10.5:1
820	Douglass High	Douglass, KS	Douglass Public Schools	High	206	10.5:1
821	Rolling Ridge Elem	Olathe, KS	Olathe	Elementary	366	10.5:1
822	Riley County High School	Riley, KS	Riley County	High	232	10.5:1
823	Grand Star Elementary	Gardner, KS	Gardner Edgerton	Elementary	380	10.4:1
824	Meade Elem	Meade, KS	Meade	Elementary	243	10.4:1
825	Belle Plaine Elem	Belle Plaine, KS	Belle Plaine	Elementary	211	10.4:1
826	Fort Scott Middle School	Fort Scott, KS	Fort Scott	Middle	372	10.4:1
827	Lincoln Elem	McPherson, KS	McPherson	Elementary	221	10.3:1
828	West Franklin High School	Pomona, KS	West Franklin	High	200	10.3:1
829	Paul B Cooper Elem	Wichita, KS	Derby	Elementary	278	10.3:1
830	Clay Center Community Middle	Clay Center, KS	Clay County	Middle	226	10.3:1
831	Spring Hill Middle School	Spring Hill, KS	Spring Hill	Middle	288	10.3:1
832	Colwich Elem	Colwich, KS	Renwick	Elementary	227	10.3:1
833	Pauline South Intermediate	Wakarusa, KS	Auburn-Washburn	Middle	277	10.3:1
834	Winfield Scott Elem	Fort Scott, KS	Fort Scott	Elementary	311	10.2:1
835	Minneapolis Elementary	Minneapolis, KS	North Ottawa County	Elementary	298	10.2:1
836	Northview Elem	Olathe, KS	Olathe	Elementary	218	10.2:1
837	Jayhawk-Linn High	Mound City, KS	Jayhawk	High	263	10.2:1
838	Oxford Elem	Oxford, KS	Oxford	Elementary	201	10.2:1
839	Eureka Jr/Sr High	Eureka, KS	Eureka	High	234	10.2:1
840	Marion Elem	Marion, KS	Marion-Florence	Elementary	238	10.2:1
841	Russell Junior-Senior High	Russell, KS	Russell County	High	328	10.1:1
842	Smoky Valley High	Lindsborg, KS	Smoky Valley	High	243	10.1:1
843	Lee Elem	Manhattan, KS	Manhattan-Ogden	Elementary	299	10.1:1
844	Patton Jr High	Fort Leavenworth, KS	Fort Leavenworth	Middle	389	10.1:1
845	Holcomb High	Holcomb, KS	Holcomb	High	265	10.1:1
846	Lincoln Elem	Ottawa, KS	Ottawa	Elementary	298	10.1:1
847	Chase Middle School	Topeka, KS	Topeka Public Schools	Middle	390	10.1:1
848	Fairfield Schools	Langdon, KS	Fairfield	Combined	268	10.1:1
849	Lyons High School	Lyons, KS	Lyons	High	221	10.1:1
850	Woodrow Wilson Elem	Manhattan, KS	Manhattan-Ogden	Elementary	207	9.9:1

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