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The public high schools with the highest student-to-teacher ratios in Jersey City, New Jersey

This ranking covers the public high schools with the highest student-to-teacher ratios in Jersey City, New Jersey, drawn from 8 qualifying public high schools. William L Dickinson High School leads the list at 13.7:1, against a median of 11.9:1 across the ranked schools.

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Jersey City, New Jersey

Top Students/teacher

13.7:1

Median Students/teacher

11.9:1

HIGHEST RATIO · JERSEY CITY, NEW JERSEY

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	Ratio
1	William L Dickinson High School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	High	1,786	13.7:1
2	James J Ferris High School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	High	1,364	13.7:1
3	Dr Ronald McNair High School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	High	716	13.1:1
4	Lincoln High School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	High	767	12.7:1
5	Infinity Institute	Jersey City, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	High	265	11.0:1
6	University Academy Charter High School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	University Academy Charter High School	High	429	10.7:1
7	County Prep High School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Hudson County Schools of Technology School District	High	892	9.7:1
8	Henry Snyder High School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	High	729	8.7:1

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