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The public high schools with the highest student-to-teacher ratios in Lincoln, Nebraska

This ranking covers the public high schools with the highest student-to-teacher ratios in Lincoln, Nebraska, drawn from 8 qualifying public high schools. SOUTHWEST HIGH SCHOOL leads the list at 19.8:1, against a median of 16.4:1 across the ranked schools.

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Lincoln, Nebraska

Top Students/teacher

19.8:1

Median Students/teacher

16.4:1

HIGHEST RATIO · LINCOLN, NEBRASKA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	Ratio
1	SOUTHWEST HIGH SCHOOL	LINCOLN, NE	LINCOLN PUBLIC SCHOOLS	High	2,110	19.8:1
2	LINCOLN SOUTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL	LINCOLN, NE	LINCOLN PUBLIC SCHOOLS	High	1,848	17.2:1
3	LINCOLN EAST HIGH SCHOOL	LINCOLN, NE	LINCOLN PUBLIC SCHOOLS	High	1,982	17.2:1
4	LINCOLN NORTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL	LINCOLN, NE	LINCOLN PUBLIC SCHOOLS	High	1,819	16.7:1
5	NORTH STAR HIGH SCHOOL	LINCOLN, NE	LINCOLN PUBLIC SCHOOLS	High	1,927	16.1:1
6	STANDING BEAR HIGH SCHOOL	LINCOLN, NE	LINCOLN PUBLIC SCHOOLS	High	631	15.9:1
7	NORTHWEST HIGH SCHOOL	LINCOLN, NE	LINCOLN PUBLIC SCHOOLS	High	1,017	15.2:1
8	LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL	LINCOLN, NE	LINCOLN PUBLIC SCHOOLS	High	2,086	13.8:1

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