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The public high schools with the highest student-to-teacher ratios in Cleveland, Ohio

34 public high schools in Cleveland, Ohio appear in this ranking of the public high schools with the highest student-to-teacher ratios, ranked by the most students per teacher, a proxy for larger classes. Regent High School leads the list at 29.9:1, against a median of 16.9:1 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
34
Cleveland, Ohio
Top Students/teacher
29.9:1
Median Students/teacher
16.9:1
HIGHEST RATIO · CLEVELAND, OHIO
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudentsRatio
1Regent High SchoolCleveland, OHRegent High SchoolHigh28429.9:1
2The School of OneCleveland, OHCleveland MunicipalHigh26429.3:1
3West Cleveland Drop Back In dba Frederick Douglass High SchoCleveland, OHWest Cleveland Drop Back In dba Frederick Douglass High SchoHigh55725.8:1
4Old Brook High SchoolCleveland, OHOld Brook High SchoolHigh46224.3:1
5Cleveland Early College HighCleveland, OHCleveland MunicipalHigh26223.8:1
6Rhodes College and Career AcademyCleveland, OHCleveland MunicipalHigh58823.5:1
7Invictus High SchoolCleveland, OHInvictus High SchoolHigh33322.2:1
8Ginn AcademyCleveland, OHCleveland MunicipalHigh33022.0:1
9John Marshall School of EngineeringCleveland, OHCleveland MunicipalHigh45921.9:1
10East Technical High SchoolCleveland, OHCleveland MunicipalHigh48720.3:1
11Cleveland School of Science & MedicineCleveland, OHCleveland MunicipalHigh38420.2:1
12Mayfield High SchoolCleveland, OHMayfield CityHigh1,50419.0:1
13John Marshall School of Business and Civic LeadershipCleveland, OHCleveland MunicipalHigh48518.4:1
14New Technology WestCleveland, OHCleveland MunicipalHigh31218.4:1
15Garrett Morgan School of Engineering & InnovationCleveland, OHCleveland MunicipalHigh42517.7:1
16Collinwood High SchoolCleveland, OHCleveland MunicipalHigh22817.5:1
17John F Kennedy High SchoolCleveland, OHCleveland MunicipalHigh65217.2:1
18Cleveland School of Architecture & DesignCleveland, OHCleveland MunicipalHigh21516.5:1
19Cleveland School Of The Arts High SchoolCleveland, OHCleveland MunicipalHigh38016.5:1
20Cleveland High School for the Digital ArtsCleveland, OHCleveland MunicipalHigh31116.4:1
21John Marshall School of Information TechnologyCleveland, OHCleveland MunicipalHigh48616.2:1
22Garrett Morgan School of Leadership and InnovationCleveland, OHCleveland MunicipalHigh44015.7:1
23Bard Early College ClevelandCleveland, OHCleveland MunicipalHigh34415.6:1
24Davis Aerospace & Maritime High SchoolCleveland, OHCleveland MunicipalHigh25715.1:1
25John Adams College & Career AcademyCleveland, OHCleveland MunicipalHigh43715.1:1
26Lincoln West School Of Global StudiesCleveland, OHCleveland MunicipalHigh31414.9:1
27Max S Hayes High SchoolCleveland, OHCleveland MunicipalHigh59314.5:1
28Rhodes School of Environmental StudiesCleveland, OHCleveland MunicipalHigh33014.3:1
29MC^2 STEM High SchoolCleveland, OHCleveland MunicipalHigh21514.3:1
30Cleveland Academy for Scholarship Technology and LeadershipCleveland, OHCleveland Academy for Scholarship Technology and LeadershipHigh26914.2:1
31Horizon Science Acad ClevelandCleveland, OHHorizon Science Acad ClevelandHigh30813.4:1
32Campus International High SchoolCleveland, OHCleveland MunicipalHigh22713.3:1
33Glenville High SchoolCleveland, OHCleveland MunicipalHigh33913.0:1
34Lincoln West School of Science & HealthCleveland, OHCleveland MunicipalHigh21012.3:1
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