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The public high schools with the highest student-to-teacher ratios in Bell County, Texas

This ranking covers the public high schools with the highest student-to-teacher ratios in Bell County, Texas, drawn from 14 qualifying public high schools. CHAPARRAL H S leads the list at 17.8:1, against a median of 15.7:1 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
14
Bell County, Texas
Top Students/teacher
17.8:1
Median Students/teacher
15.7:1
HIGHEST RATIO · BELL COUNTY, TEXAS
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1CHAPARRAL H SKILLEEN, TXKILLEEN ISDHigh2,03117.8:1
2ROBERT M SHOEMAKER H SKILLEEN, TXKILLEEN ISDHigh2,16517.7:1
3KILLEEN H SKILLEEN, TXKILLEEN ISDHigh2,08317.5:1
4HARKER HEIGHTS H SHARKER HEIGHTS, TXKILLEEN ISDHigh2,19217.3:1
5C E ELLISON H SKILLEEN, TXKILLEEN ISDHigh1,76116.8:1
6TROY H STROY, TXTROY ISDHigh50215.7:1
7LAKE BELTON H STEMPLE, TXBELTON ISDHigh2,30015.7:1
8SALADO H SSALADO, TXSALADO ISDHigh76915.7:1
9TEMPLE H STEMPLE, TXTEMPLE ISDHigh2,32013.7:1
10BELTON H SBELTON, TXBELTON ISDHigh1,76313.7:1
11PATHWAYS ACADEMIC CAMPUSKILLEEN, TXKILLEEN ISDHigh28212.7:1
12ACADEMY H SLITTLE RIVER, TXACADEMY ISDHigh54612.5:1
13BELTON NEW TECH H S AT WASKOWBELTON, TXBELTON ISDHigh28412.3:1
14ROGERS H SROGERS, TXROGERS ISDHigh27110.7:1
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