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The public schools with the highest student-to-teacher ratios in Missouri · page 8

Ranks 351–400 of the public schools with the highest student-to-teacher ratios in Missouri. Back to page 1.

HIGHEST RATIO · MISSOURI
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudentsRatio
351SIKESTON MIDDLE SCHOOLSIKESTON, MOSIKESTON R-6Middle49314.8:1
352BRANSON JR. HIGHBRANSON, MOBRANSON R-IVMiddle69414.8:1
353JAMESTOWN ELEM.FLORISSANT, MOHAZELWOODElementary31414.8:1
354SHOAL CREEK ELEM.KANSAS CITY, MOLIBERTY 53Elementary79514.7:1
355WM. H. LYNCH ELEM.SALEM, MOSALEM R-80Elementary25714.7:1
356LADUE HORTON WATKINS HIGHST LOUIS, MOLADUEHigh1,39514.7:1
357UNION MIDDLEUNION, MOUNION R-XIMiddle70414.7:1
358KENNETT HIGHKENNETT, MOKENNETT 39High49314.7:1
359CENTRAL ELEMENTARYFERGUSON, MOFERGUSON-FLORISSANT R-IIElementary25014.7:1
360BLEVINS ELEM.EUREKA, MOROCKWOOD R-VIElementary37614.7:1
361WARSAW HIGH SCHOOLWARSAW, MOWARSAW R-IXHigh38514.7:1
362CONN-WEST ELEM.GRANDVIEW, MOGRANDVIEW C-4Elementary33814.7:1
363JOHN W. LUFF ELEM.INDEPENDENCE, MOINDEPENDENCE 30Elementary36214.7:1
364TROY BUCHANAN HIGHTROY, MOTROY R-IIIHigh2,14814.7:1
365CLINTON MIDDLECLINTON, MOCLINTONMiddle38514.7:1
366T. S. HILL MIDDLEDEXTER, MODEXTER R-XIMiddle47514.7:1
367LOGAN-ROGERSVILLE ELEMENTARYROGERSVILLE, MOLOGAN-ROGERSVILLE R-VIIIElementary38714.7:1
368WOHLWEND ELEM.ST LOUIS, MOMEHLVILLE R-IXElementary40914.7:1
369FESTUS ELEM.FESTUS, MOFESTUS R-VIElementary1,04514.7:1
370KIRKWOOD SR. HIGHKIRKWOOD, MOKIRKWOOD R-VIIHigh1,69314.7:1
371UNDERWOOD ELEM.LEE'S SUMMIT, MOLEE'S SUMMIT R-VIIElementary51114.7:1
372WEAVER ELEM.SPRINGFIELD, MOSPRINGFIELD R-XIIElementary26414.7:1
373LACLEDE ELEM.ST LOUIS, MOST. LOUIS CITYElementary26414.7:1
374CAMDENTON HIGHCAMDENTON, MOCAMDENTON R-IIIHigh1,28514.7:1
375HILLSBORO ELEM.HILLSBORO, MOHILLSBORO R-IIIElementary45914.7:1
376THOMAS HART BENTON ELEM.INDEPENDENCE, MOINDEPENDENCE 30Elementary40114.7:1
377BORDER STAR MONTESSORIKANSAS CITY, MOKANSAS CITY 33Elementary25114.7:1
378INDEPENDENCE ELEM.ST CHARLES, MOFRANCIS HOWELL R-IIIElementary76214.7:1
379Clearview ElementaryUnion, MOWASHINGTONElementary29514.7:1
380BINGHAM MIDDLEINDEPENDENCE, MOINDEPENDENCE 30Middle73014.6:1
381SANTA FE TRAIL ELEM.INDEPENDENCE, MOINDEPENDENCE 30Elementary36414.6:1
382MONETT MIDDLEMONETT, MOMONETT R-IMiddle52814.6:1
383ELLISON ELEM.ST JOSEPH, MOST. JOSEPHElementary34314.6:1
384CLARK CO. MIDDLEKAHOKA, MOCLARK CO. R-IMiddle23414.6:1
385SOUTH HARRISON HIGHBETHANY, MOSOUTH HARRISON CO. R-IIHigh24314.6:1
386MARSHFIELD HIGHMARSHFIELD, MOMARSHFIELD R-IHigh86514.6:1
387MCBRIDE ELEM.SPRINGFIELD, MOSPRINGFIELD R-XIIElementary38014.6:1
388JAMES ELEMENTARYKANSAS CITY, MOKANSAS CITY 33Elementary32814.6:1
389OAKVILLE ELEM.ST LOUIS, MOMEHLVILLE R-IXElementary37514.6:1
390GRACE EARLY CHILD. ED. CTR.BELTON, MOBELTON 124Elementary22814.6:1
391Carl Junction IntermediateCarl Junction, MOCARL JUNCTION R-IMiddle76914.6:1
392CLINTON INTERMEDIATE SCHOOLCLINTON, MOCLINTONElementary39514.6:1
393KEEVEN ELEM.ST LOUIS, MOHAZELWOODElementary33114.6:1
394CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOLKANSAS CITY, MOKANSAS CITY 33High51914.6:1
395MARK TWAIN ELEM.SPRINGFIELD, MOSPRINGFIELD R-XIIElementary35614.6:1
396HILLSBORO MIDDLE ELEM.HILLSBORO, MOHILLSBORO R-IIIMiddle68214.6:1
397BOURBON HIGH SCHOOLBOURBON, MOCRAWFORD CO. R-IHigh27314.6:1
398GREENWOOD ELEM.GREENWOOD, MOLEE'S SUMMIT R-VIIElementary30014.6:1
399WOODRIDGE MIDDLE SCHOOLHIGH RIDGE, MONORTHWEST R-IMiddle56914.6:1
400BAYLESS ELEMENTARYST LOUIS, MOBAYLESSElementary85814.5:1
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