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The public elementary schools with the highest student-to-teacher ratios in Johnson County, Texas

This ranking covers the public elementary schools with the highest student-to-teacher ratios in Johnson County, Texas, drawn from 34 qualifying public elementary schools. Keene Elementary School leads the list at 18.1:1, against a median of 14.8:1 across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked
34
Johnson County, Texas
Top Students/teacher
18.1:1
Median Students/teacher
14.8:1
HIGHEST RATIO · JOHNSON COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudentsRatio
1Keene Elementary SchoolKEENE, TXKEENE ISDElementary27418.1:1
2North Joshua Elementary SchoolBURLESON, TXJOSHUA ISDElementary73317.9:1
3A G Elder Elementary SchoolJOSHUA, TXJOSHUA ISDElementary67017.8:1
4Rio Vista Elementary SchoolRIO VISTA, TXRIO VISTA ISDElementary50717.2:1
5Venus Elementary SchoolVENUS, TXVENUS ISDElementary66316.9:1
6Caddo Grove Elementary SchoolJOSHUA, TXJOSHUA ISDElementary61116.6:1
7Alvarado El-SouthALVARADO, TXALVARADO ISDElementary38616.1:1
8Academy at Nola DunnBURLESON, TXBURLESON ISDElementary66815.8:1
9Alvarado Intermediate SchoolALVARADO, TXALVARADO ISDElementary79215.7:1
10Rb Godley Elementary SchoolGODLEY, TXGODLEY ISDElementary56015.6:1
11Irene Clinkscale Elementary SchoolBURLESON, TXBURLESON ISDElementary60915.3:1
12William Stribling Elementary SchoolBURLESON, TXBURLESON ISDElementary50715.2:1
13Pleasant View Elementary SchoolJOSHUA, TXGODLEY ISDElementary53615.2:1
14Brenda Norwood Elementary SchoolMANSFIELD, TXMANSFIELD ISDElementary84515.0:1
15Annette Perry Elementary SchoolMANSFIELD, TXMANSFIELD ISDElementary59314.9:1
16Plum Creek Elementary SchoolJOSHUA, TXJOSHUA ISDElementary44614.9:1
17Legacy Elementary SchoolGODLEY, TXGODLEY ISDElementary50214.9:1
18Gerard Elementary SchoolCLEBURNE, TXCLEBURNE ISDElementary47414.8:1
19H D Staples Elementary SchoolJOSHUA, TXJOSHUA ISDElementary40614.6:1
20Venus Primary SchoolVENUS, TXVENUS ISDElementary39714.6:1
21Alvarado El-NorthALVARADO, TXALVARADO ISDElementary27614.5:1
22Frazier Elementary SchoolBURLESON, TXBURLESON ISDElementary55214.4:1
23The Summit Leadership AcademyKEENE, TXKEENE ISDElementary22014.2:1
24Coleman Elementary SchoolCLEBURNE, TXCLEBURNE ISDElementary43414.0:1
25Marti Elementary SchoolCLEBURNE, TXCLEBURNE ISDElementary43213.9:1
26Richard Bransom Elementary SchoolBURLESON, TXBURLESON ISDElementary56613.9:1
27Grandview Elementary SchoolGRANDVIEW, TXGRANDVIEW ISDElementary64313.7:1
28Adams Elementary SchoolCLEBURNE, TXCLEBURNE ISDElementary37913.6:1
29Lillian Elementary SchoolALVARADO, TXALVARADO ISDElementary30913.0:1
30Cooke Elementary SchoolCLEBURNE, TXCLEBURNE ISDElementary50112.9:1
31Irving Elementary SchoolCLEBURNE, TXCLEBURNE ISDElementary40512.8:1
32Mound Elementary SchoolBURLESON, TXBURLESON ISDElementary39712.5:1
33Norwood Elementary SchoolBURLESON, TXBURLESON ISDElementary42512.4:1
34Santa Fe Elementary SchoolCLEBURNE, TXCLEBURNE ISDElementary38212.3:1
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