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

Across Clark County, Ohio, 10 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the most students per teacher, a proxy for larger classes. Cliff Park High School leads the list at 44.6:1, against a median of 16.0:1 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Clark County, Ohio

Top Students/teacher

44.6:1

Median Students/teacher

16.0:1

HIGHEST RATIO · CLARK COUNTY, OHIO

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	Ratio
1	Cliff Park High School	Springfield, OH	Cliff Park High School	High	357	44.6:1
2	Global Impact STEM Academy	Springfield, OH	Global Impact STEM Academy	High	697	23.9:1
3	Northwestern Junior/Senior High School	Springfield, OH	Northwestern Local	High	731	20.3:1
4	Kenton Ridge Middle/High School	Springfield, OH	Northeastern Local	High	1,025	19.0:1
5	Shawnee Middle School/High School	Springfield, OH	Clark-Shawnee Local	High	667	16.3:1
6	Tecumseh High School	New Carlisle, OH	Tecumseh Local	High	721	15.7:1
7	Greenon High School	Enon, OH	Greenon Local	High	413	15.3:1
8	Springfield High School	Springfield, OH	Springfield City School District	High	1,606	14.3:1
9	Northeastern Middle/High School	South Vienna, OH	Northeastern Local	High	482	14.2:1
10	Springfield-Clark County	Springfield, OH	Springfield-Clark County	High	657	11.9:1

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