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

Across Randolph County, North Carolina, 9 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the most students per teacher, a proxy for larger classes. Randolph Early College High School leads the list at 29.8:1, against a median of 17.0:1 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Randolph County, North Carolina

Top Students/teacher

29.8:1

Median Students/teacher

17.0:1

HIGHEST RATIO · RANDOLPH COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	Ratio
1	Randolph Early College High School	Asheboro, NC	Randolph County School System	High	358	29.8:1
2	Asheboro High	Asheboro, NC	Asheboro City Schools	High	1,338	20.4:1
3	Trinity High School	Trinity, NC	Randolph County School System	High	675	17.4:1
4	Randleman High School	Randleman, NC	Randolph County School System	High	870	17.3:1
5	Southwestern Randolph High School	Asheboro, NC	Randolph County School System	High	801	17.0:1
6	Wheatmore High School	Trinity, NC	Randolph County School System	High	667	16.4:1
7	Providence Grove High School	Climax, NC	Randolph County School System	High	587	16.4:1
8	Eastern Randolph High School	Ramseur, NC	Randolph County School System	High	586	16.1:1
9	Uwharrie Ridge Six-Twelve	Trinity, NC	Randolph County School System	High	409	12.0:1

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