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The public high schools with the highest student-to-teacher ratios in Oregon · page 4

Ranks 151171 of the public schools with the highest student-to-teacher ratios in Oregon. Back to page 1.

HIGHEST RATIO · OREGON
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudentsRatio
151Clatskanie Middle/High SchoolClatskanie, ORClatskanie SD 6JHigh30715.2:1
152Vale High SchoolVale, ORVale SD 84High29315.0:1
153Irrigon Junior/Senior High SchoolIrrigon, ORMorrow SD 1High34515.0:1
154Innovation AcademyMedford, ORMedford SD 549CHigh32714.9:1
155Scio High SchoolScio, ORScio SD 95High22714.8:1
156Dayton High SchoolDayton, ORDayton SD 8High31014.7:1
157Gaston Jr/Sr High SchoolGaston, ORGaston SD 511JHigh24614.6:1
158Nyssa High SchoolNyssa, ORNyssa SD 26High33514.4:1
159Amity High SchoolAmity, ORAmity SD 4JHigh25814.4:1
160Bonanza Junior/Senior High SchoolBonanza, ORKlamath County SDHigh22214.3:1
161Neah-Kah-Nie High SchoolRockaway Beach, ORNeah-Kah-Nie SD 56High24413.7:1
162Santiam Junior/Senior High SchoolMill City, ORSantiam Canyon SD 129JHigh31913.5:1
163Oakland High SchoolOakland, OROakland SD 1High20213.5:1
164Jefferson High SchoolPortland, ORPortland SD 1JHigh45613.1:1
165Harrisburg High SchoolHarrisburg, ORHarrisburg SD 7JHigh26013.0:1
166Bandon Senior High SchoolBandon, ORBandon SD 54High21212.5:1
167Roberts High SchoolSalem, ORSalem-Keizer SD 24JHigh51512.4:1
168Burns High SchoolBurns, ORHarney County SD 3High21512.3:1
169Grant Union Junior/Senior High SchoolJohn Day, ORJohn Day SD 3High20612.1:1
170Lakeview Senior High SchoolLakeview, ORLake County SD 7High23512.0:1
171Siuslaw High SchoolFlorence, ORSiuslaw SD 97JHigh41311.9:1
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