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

36 public schools in Taylor County, Texas appear in this ranking of the public schools with the highest student-to-teacher ratios, ranked by the most students per teacher, a proxy for larger classes. Wylie East Intermediate School leads the list at 17.4:1, against a median of 14.9:1 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
36
Taylor County, Texas
Top Students/teacher
17.4:1
Median Students/teacher
14.9:1
HIGHEST RATIO · TAYLOR COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudentsRatio
1Wylie East Intermediate SchoolABILENE, TXWYLIE ISDElementary38417.4:1
2Alcorta Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISDElementary41017.3:1
3Taylor Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISDElementary66217.2:1
4Austin Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISDElementary72917.1:1
5Wylie West Intermediate SchoolABILENE, TXWYLIE ISDElementary46517.0:1
6Dyess Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISDElementary62117.0:1
7Wylie West Junior High SchoolABILENE, TXWYLIE ISDMiddle1,03816.9:1
8Jim Ned Intermediate SchoolTUSCOLA, TXJIM NED CISDMiddle41016.5:1
9Mann Middle SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISDMiddle77616.0:1
10Madison Middle SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISDMiddle77015.9:1
11Abilene High SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISDHigh1,79815.9:1
12Wylie West Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXWYLIE ISDElementary67315.8:1
13Wylie High SchoolABILENE, TXWYLIE ISDHigh1,53715.8:1
14Jim Ned Middle SchoolTUSCOLA, TXJIM NED CISDMiddle24515.8:1
15Stafford Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISDElementary47315.7:1
16Purcell Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISDElementary53715.6:1
17Ward Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISDElementary50215.4:1
18Bassetti Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISDElementary54615.1:1
19Ortiz Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISDElementary52314.7:1
20Wylie East Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXWYLIE ISDElementary77614.5:1
21Martinez Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISDElementary37114.4:1
22Cooper High SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISDHigh1,57014.4:1
23Craig Middle SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISDMiddle77114.3:1
24Long Early Learning CenterABILENE, TXABILENE ISDElementary69214.3:1
25Bonham Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISDElementary48114.1:1
26Clack Middle SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISDMiddle69314.1:1
27Lawn Elementary SchoolLAWN, TXJIM NED CISDElementary29614.0:1
28Merkel Elementary SchoolMERKEL, TXMERKEL ISDElementary56313.7:1
29Bowie Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISDElementary47313.5:1
30Thomas Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISDElementary37813.4:1
31Wylie East Junior High SchoolABILENE, TXWYLIE ISDMiddle54013.2:1
32Jim Ned High SchoolTUSCOLA, TXJIM NED CISDHigh46411.6:1
33Buffalo Gap Elementary SchoolBUFFALO GAP, TXJIM NED CISDElementary22411.5:1
34Academy for Technology Engineering Math & ScienceABILENE, TXABILENE ISDHigh38411.0:1
35Merkel Middle SchoolMERKEL, TXMERKEL ISDMiddle2469.3:1
36Merkel High SchoolMERKEL, TXMERKEL ISDHigh2817.7:1
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