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The public middle schools with the highest student-to-teacher ratios in Pitt County, North Carolina

7 public middle schools in Pitt County, North Carolina appear in this ranking of the public middle schools with the highest student-to-teacher ratios, ranked by the most students per teacher, a proxy for larger classes. Hope Middle leads the list at 18.1:1, against a median of 14.3:1 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
7
Pitt County, North Carolina
Top Students/teacher
18.1:1
Median Students/teacher
14.3:1
HIGHEST RATIO · PITT COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudentsRatio
1Hope MiddleGreenville, NCPitt County SchoolsMiddle95218.1:1
2C M Eppes MiddleGreenville, NCPitt County SchoolsMiddle63116.1:1
3A G Cox MiddleWinterville, NCPitt County SchoolsMiddle77815.4:1
4Ayden MiddleAyden, NCPitt County SchoolsMiddle36514.3:1
5Farmville MiddleFarmville, NCPitt County SchoolsMiddle55214.3:1
6Wellcome MiddleGreenville, NCPitt County SchoolsMiddle39114.3:1
7E B Aycock MiddleGreenville, NCPitt County SchoolsMiddle61712.9:1
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