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The public high schools with the highest student-to-teacher ratios in Marion County, Oregon

Across Marion County, Oregon, 14 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the most students per teacher, a proxy for larger classes. Jefferson High School leads the list at 31.9:1, against a median of 20.1:1 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
14
Marion County, Oregon
Top Students/teacher
31.9:1
Median Students/teacher
20.1:1
HIGHEST RATIO · MARION COUNTY, OREGON
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudentsRatio
1Jefferson High SchoolJefferson, ORJefferson SD 14JHigh24531.9:1
2McKay High SchoolSalem, ORSalem-Keizer SD 24JHigh2,38024.7:1
3Sprague High SchoolSalem, ORSalem-Keizer SD 24JHigh1,71224.4:1
4McNary High SchoolKeizer, ORSalem-Keizer SD 24JHigh1,99524.3:1
5South Salem High SchoolSalem, ORSalem-Keizer SD 24JHigh2,19523.6:1
6Silverton High SchoolSilverton, ORSilver Falls SD 4JHigh1,26223.3:1
7North Salem High SchoolSalem, ORSalem-Keizer SD 24JHigh2,10720.1:1
8Woodburn High SchoolWoodburn, ORWoodburn SD 103High1,60620.1:1
9Cascade Senior High SchoolTurner, ORCascade SD 5High79517.4:1
10Gervais High SchoolGervais, ORGervais SD 1High32417.3:1
11John F Kennedy High SchoolMt Angel, ORMt Angel SD 91High22317.3:1
12Stayton High SchoolStayton, ORNorth Santiam SD 29JHigh66917.1:1
13North Marion High SchoolAurora, ORNorth Marion SD 15High56416.4:1
14Roberts High SchoolSalem, ORSalem-Keizer SD 24JHigh51512.4:1
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