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

33 public schools in Wayne County, North Carolina appear in this ranking of the public schools with the highest student-to-teacher ratios, ranked by the most students per teacher, a proxy for larger classes. Charles B Aycock High leads the list at 26.6:1, against a median of 18.1:1 across the ranked schools.

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Wayne County, North Carolina

Top Students/teacher

26.6:1

Median Students/teacher

18.1:1

HIGHEST RATIO · WAYNE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	Ratio
1	Charles B Aycock High	Pikeville, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	High	1,138	26.6:1
2	Wayne Early / Middle College High	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	High	239	25.5:1
3	Wayne School of Engineering	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	High	486	24.4:1
4	Southern Wayne High	Dudley, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	High	1,007	24.3:1
5	Wayne School of Technical Arts	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	High	271	23.8:1
6	Spring Creek High	Seven Springs, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	High	732	22.9:1
7	Rosewood High	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	High	460	21.8:1
8	Brogden Middle	Dudley, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	Middle	603	21.5:1
9	Eastern Wayne Elementary	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	Elementary	597	21.0:1
10	Dillard Academy	Goldsboro, NC	Dillard Academy	Elementary	261	19.9:1
11	Goldsboro High	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	High	412	19.6:1
12	Norwayne Middle	Fremont, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	Middle	848	19.6:1
13	Rosewood Elementary	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	Elementary	650	19.1:1
14	Eastern Wayne Middle	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	Middle	427	19.0:1
15	Eastern Wayne High	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	High	781	18.9:1
16	Mount Olive Middle	Mount Olive, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	Middle	329	18.4:1
17	Grantham Middle	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	Middle	301	18.1:1
18	Northwest Elementary	Pikeville, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	Elementary	559	17.5:1
19	Grantham Elementary	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	Elementary	442	17.4:1
20	Spring Creek Middle	Seven Springs, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	Middle	571	16.6:1
21	Tommy's Road Elementary	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	Elementary	545	16.4:1
22	Dillard Middle	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	Middle	319	16.4:1
23	North Drive Elementary	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	Elementary	498	16.2:1
24	Greenwood Middle	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	Middle	402	16.2:1
25	Northeast Elementary	Pikeville, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	Elementary	497	16.0:1
26	Brogden Primary	Dudley, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	Elementary	689	15.8:1
27	Carver Heights Elementary	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	Elementary	407	15.7:1
28	Fremont STARS Elementary	Fremont, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	Elementary	535	15.7:1
29	Rosewood Middle	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	Middle	302	15.6:1
30	Spring Creek Elementary	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	Elementary	804	15.2:1
31	Meadow Lane Elementary	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	Elementary	674	15.1:1
32	Carver Elementary	Mount Olive, NC	Wayne County Public Schools	Elementary	495	14.0:1
33	Wayne STEM Academy	Goldsboro, NC	Wayne STEM Academy	Elementary	305	12.7:1

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