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The public high schools with the highest student-to-teacher ratios in Frederick County, Maryland

This ranking covers the public high schools with the highest student-to-teacher ratios in Frederick County, Maryland, drawn from 10 qualifying public high schools. Urbana High leads the list at 20.1:1, against a median of 19.5:1 across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked
10
Frederick County, Maryland
Top Students/teacher
20.1:1
Median Students/teacher
19.5:1
HIGHEST RATIO · FREDERICK COUNTY, MARYLAND
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudentsRatio
1Urbana HighIjamsville, MDFrederick County Public SchoolsHigh1,98920.1:1
2Middletown HighMiddletown, MDFrederick County Public SchoolsHigh1,05919.8:1
3Walkersville HighWalkersville, MDFrederick County Public SchoolsHigh1,18119.7:1
4Catoctin HighThurmont, MDFrederick County Public SchoolsHigh82319.6:1
5Linganore HighFrederick, MDFrederick County Public SchoolsHigh1,64719.5:1
6Tuscarora HighFrederick, MDFrederick County Public SchoolsHigh1,73519.5:1
7Oakdale HighIjamsville, MDFrederick County Public SchoolsHigh1,70219.4:1
8Brunswick HighBrunswick, MDFrederick County Public SchoolsHigh91018.6:1
9Gov. Thomas Johnson HighFrederick, MDFrederick County Public SchoolsHigh2,06617.4:1
10Frederick HighFrederick, MDFrederick County Public SchoolsHigh1,82117.2:1
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