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The public elementary schools with the highest student-to-teacher ratios in Missouri · page 2

Ranks 51–100 of the public schools with the highest student-to-teacher ratios in Missouri. Back to page 1.

HIGHEST RATIO · MISSOURI
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudentsRatio
51LONG ELEM.ST LOUIS, MOLINDBERGH SCHOOLSElementary54516.4:1
52JOPLIN EARLY CHILDHOOD CTR.JOPLIN, MOJOPLIN SCHOOLSElementary31116.4:1
53LEE HAMILTON ELEMENTARYFERGUSON, MOFERGUSON-FLORISSANT R-IIElementary31016.3:1
54CHAPEL HILL ELEMENTARYGLADSTONE, MONORTH KANSAS CITY 74Elementary64416.3:1
55BARRINGTON ELEM.FLORISSANT, MOHAZELWOODElementary51516.3:1
56SUMMIT POINTE ELEM.KANSAS CITY, MOLEE'S SUMMIT R-VIIElementary53416.2:1
57LEWIS AND CLARK ELEM.LIBERTY, MOLIBERTY 53Elementary51716.2:1
58CAMBRIDGE ELEM.BELTON, MOBELTON 124Elementary50116.1:1
59FIELD ELEM.SPRINGFIELD, MOSPRINGFIELD R-XIIElementary40116.0:1
60FOX HILL ELEMENTARYKANSAS CITY, MONORTH KANSAS CITY 74Elementary60616.0:1
61NORTHVIEW ELEMENTARYKANSAS CITY, MONORTH KANSAS CITY 74Elementary65616.0:1
62BRENNAN WOODS ELEM.HIGH RIDGE, MONORTHWEST R-IElementary47016.0:1
63HARRY S. TRUMAN ELEM.WEBB CITY, MOWEBB CITY R-VIIElementary28716.0:1
64CHAPEL LAKES ELEM.LEE'S SUMMIT, MOBLUE SPRINGS R-IVElementary60016.0:1
65NASHUA ELEMENTARYKANSAS CITY, MONORTH KANSAS CITY 74Elementary48515.9:1
66BROWN ELEM.FLORISSANT, MOHAZELWOODElementary44115.9:1
67JOHN T. HARTMAN ELEMENTARYKANSAS CITY, MOKANSAS CITY 33Elementary36015.9:1
68HOLDEN ELEM.HOLDEN, MOHOLDEN R-IIIElementary54015.9:1
69FIELD ELEM.ST JOSEPH, MOST. JOSEPHElementary33615.8:1
70MASON ELEM.LEE'S SUMMIT, MOLEE'S SUMMIT R-VIIElementary51215.8:1
71WASHINGTON-FRANKLIN ELEM.FARMINGTON, MOFARMINGTON R-VIIElementary36315.8:1
72ST. CLAIR ELEM.ST CLAIR, MOST. CLAIR R-XIIIElementary44115.8:1
73ROGERS ELEM.ST LOUIS, MOMEHLVILLE R-IXElementary41715.7:1
74GASHLAND ELEMENTARYKANSAS CITY, MONORTH KANSAS CITY 74Elementary21815.7:1
75WARFORD ELEMENTARYKANSAS CITY, MOHICKMAN MILLS C-1Elementary40715.7:1
76EUREKA ELEM.EUREKA, MOROCKWOOD R-VIElementary51915.7:1
77GEGGIE ELEM.EUREKA, MOROCKWOOD R-VIElementary62215.7:1
78MIDWAY HEIGHTS ELEM.COLUMBIA, MOCOLUMBIA 93Elementary25115.7:1
79GIBSON ELEM.ST LOUIS, MORIVERVIEW GARDENSElementary38715.6:1
80FREEDOM ELEM.ST ROBERT, MOWAYNESVILLE R-VIElementary95415.6:1
81MARVIN ELEM.ST LOUIS, MORITENOURElementary56115.6:1
82WYLAND ELEM.ST LOUIS, MORITENOURElementary54515.6:1
83SEQUIOTA ELEM.SPRINGFIELD, MOSPRINGFIELD R-XIIElementary31915.6:1
84EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTERRepublic, MOREPUBLIC R-IIIElementary23415.6:1
85UNIVERSITY ACADEMY-LOWERKANSAS CITY, MOUNIVERSITY ACADEMYElementary60915.5:1
86EPIC ELEMENTARYLIBERTY, MOLIBERTY 53Elementary29315.5:1
87ERVIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLKANSAS CITY, MOHICKMAN MILLS C-1Elementary42715.5:1
88MOMENTUM ACAD TOWER GRVE SOUTHST. LOUIS, MOMOMENTUM ACADEMYElementary24015.5:1
89MARY PAXTON KEELEY ELEM.COLUMBIA, MOCOLUMBIA 93Elementary61915.5:1
90VOY SPEARS JR. ELEM.LEE'S SUMMIT, MOBLUE SPRINGS R-IVElementary54615.4:1
91FAIRVIEW ELEM.COLUMBIA, MOCOLUMBIA 93Elementary47115.4:1
92GEORGE R. ROBINSON ELEM.KIRKWOOD, MOKIRKWOOD R-VIIElementary46315.4:1
93BLADES ELEM.ST LOUIS, MOMEHLVILLE R-IXElementary44215.4:1
94EUGENE FIELD ELEM.WEBB CITY, MOWEBB CITY R-VIIElementary22215.4:1
95ATLAS ELEMENTARYST.LOUIS, MOATLAS PUBLIC SCHOOLSElementary43115.4:1
96LINDEN WEST ELEMENTARYGLADSTONE, MONORTH KANSAS CITY 74Elementary50115.4:1
97POINT ELEM.ST LOUIS, MOMEHLVILLE R-IXElementary41315.4:1
98W. W. KEYSOR ELEM.KIRKWOOD, MOKIRKWOOD R-VIIElementary56515.3:1
99WHITEMAN A.F.B. ELEM.WHITEMAN AFB, MOKNOB NOSTER R-VIIIElementary60215.3:1
100MINNIE CLINE ELEM.SAVANNAH, MOSAVANNAH R-IIIElementary60315.3:1
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