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The public schools with the highest student-to-teacher ratios in Missouri · page 32

Ranks 1,551–1,600 of the public schools with the highest student-to-teacher ratios in Missouri. Back to page 1.

HIGHEST RATIO · MISSOURI
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudentsRatio
1551MONROE ELEM.ST CHARLES, MOST. CHARLES R-VIElementary3669.9:1
1552ST.CHARLES EARLY CHILDHOOD CTRST.CHARLES, MOST. CHARLES R-VIElementary2389.9:1
1553DERBY RIDGE ELEM.COLUMBIA, MOCOLUMBIA 93Elementary3239.9:1
1554GRATZ BROWN ELEM.MOBERLY, MOMOBERLYElementary3989.9:1
1555SUMMERSVILLE ELEM.SUMMERSVILLE, MOSUMMERSVILLE R-IIElementary2039.9:1
1556CLAYTON HIGHCLAYTON, MOCLAYTONHigh7889.9:1
1557SMITHTON HIGHSMITHTON, MOSMITHTON R-VIHigh2179.9:1
1558Milan C-2 High SchoolMILAN, MOMILAN C-2High2589.8:1
1559Ewing Marion Kauffman MiddleKansas City, MOEWING MARION KAUFFMAN SCHOOLMiddle5599.8:1
1560LEE'S SUMMIT ELEM.LEE'S SUMMIT, MOLEE'S SUMMIT R-VIIElementary2059.8:1
1561KNOX CO. HIGHEDINA, MOKNOX CO. R-IHigh2309.8:1
1562SCOTT CITY MIDDLESCOTT CITY, MOSCOTT CITY R-IMiddle2239.8:1
1563KIPP ENDEAVOR ACADEMYKansas City, MOKIPP: ENDEAVOR ACADEMYElementary6659.8:1
1564LOGAN-ROGERSVILLE PRIMARYROGERSVILLE, MOLOGAN-ROGERSVILLE R-VIIIElementary3699.7:1
1565CABOOL MIDDLECABOOL, MOCABOOL R-IVMiddle2069.7:1
1566WESTRAN ELEM.HUNTSVILLE, MOWESTRAN R-IElementary2809.7:1
1567SCOTLAND CO. HIGHMEMPHIS, MOSCOTLAND CO. R-IHigh2539.7:1
1568COVEL D. SEARCY ELEM.GALLATIN, MOGALLATIN R-VElementary2259.6:1
1569SOUTH HARRISON ELEM.BETHANY, MOSOUTH HARRISON CO. R-IIElementary2699.6:1
1570EAST ELEM.JEFFERSON CITY, MOJEFFERSON CITYElementary2869.6:1
1571PATTONVILLE Early CHolST LOUIS, MOPATTONVILLE R-IIIElementary2059.5:1
1572WYDOWN MIDDLECLAYTON, MOCLAYTONMiddle6049.4:1
1573ACADEMY FOR INTEGRATED ARTSKansas City, MOACADEMY FOR INTEGRATED ARTSElementary2449.4:1
1574FRANKLIN ELEM.CAPE GIRARDEAU, MOCAPE GIRARDEAU 63Elementary2419.4:1
1575SALISBURY HIGHSALISBURY, MOSALISBURY R-IVHigh2429.4:1
1576COVERDELL ELEM.ST CHARLES, MOST. CHARLES R-VIElementary2919.3:1
1577GREENFIELD ELEM.GREENFIELD, MOGREENFIELD R-IVElementary2359.3:1
1578WASHINGTON ELEM.SEDALIA, MOSEDALIA 200Elementary2159.3:1
1579LIFT FOR LIFE ACADEMYST LOUIS, MOLIFT FOR LIFE ACADEMYMiddle2609.3:1
1580Alton HighAlton, MOALTON R-IVHigh2819.2:1
1581RALPH M. CAPTAIN ELEM.CLAYTON, MOCLAYTONElementary2869.2:1
1582KIPP TRIUMPH ACADEMYSt. Louis, MOKIPP ST LOUIS PUBLIC SCHOOLSMiddle3059.2:1
1583HAMILTON ELEM.HAMILTON, MOHAMILTON R-IIElementary2709.2:1
1584GATEWAY HIGHST LOUIS, MOST. LOUIS CITYHigh8609.2:1
1585RIDGEVIEW ELEM.LIBERTY, MOLIBERTY 53Elementary3319.1:1
1586KIPP WISDOM ACADEMYSt. Louis, MOKIPP ST LOUIS PUBLIC SCHOOLSElementary2859.1:1
1587CENTRAL MIDDLE SCHOOLNEW MADRID, MONEW MADRID CO. R-IMiddle2769.1:1
1588PREMIER CHARTER SCHOOLST LOUIS, MOPREMIER CHARTER SCHOOLElementary9749.1:1
1589EUGENE FIELD ELEM.POPLAR BLUFF, MOPOPLAR BLUFF R-IElementary2279.1:1
1590S.M Rissler Elementary SchoolTrenton, MOTRENTON R-IXElementary3509.1:1
1591BEASLEY ELEM.ST LOUIS, MOMEHLVILLE R-IXElementary2509.0:1
1592HOGAN PREPARATORY ACADEMYKANSAS CITY, MOHOGAN PREPARATORY ACADEMYHigh3189.0:1
1593KIPP ST. LOUIS HIGHSt. Louis, MOKIPP ST LOUIS PUBLIC SCHOOLSHigh3548.9:1
1594MANOR HILL ELEM.LIBERTY, MOLIBERTY 53Elementary2658.9:1
1595RED BRIDGE ELEM.KANSAS CITY, MOCENTER 58Elementary2018.9:1
1596VAN BUREN ELEM.VAN BUREN, MOVAN BUREN R-IElementary2458.8:1
1597BROOKSIDE CHARTER MIDDLE SCHLKANSAS CITY, MOBROOKSIDE CHARTER SCH.Middle2258.8:1
1598FRONTIER SCHL OF INNOVATION-MKANSAS CITY, MOFRONTIER SCHOOLSMiddle3078.8:1
1599SCOTLAND CO. ELEM.Memphis, MOSCOTLAND CO. R-IElementary2528.7:1
1600SOLDAN INTERNATIONAL STUDIESST LOUIS, MOST. LOUIS CITYHigh3378.6:1
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