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allk12 · Rankings · Highest ratio · Utah · Uintah County

The public schools with the highest student-to-teacher ratios in Uintah County, Utah

Across Uintah County, Utah, 9 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the most students per teacher, a proxy for larger classes. Uintah High leads the list at 24.3:1, against a median of 22.0:1 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
9
Uintah County, Utah
Top Students/teacher
24.3:1
Median Students/teacher
22.0:1
HIGHEST RATIO · UINTAH COUNTY, UTAH
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudentsRatio
1Uintah HighVERNAL, UTUintah DistrictHigh1,84324.3:1
2Discovery SchoolVERNAL, UTUintah DistrictElementary65623.0:1
3Davis SchoolVERNAL, UTUintah DistrictElementary44222.7:1
4Vernal MiddleVERNAL, UTUintah DistrictMiddle84222.3:1
5Maeser SchoolVERNAL, UTUintah DistrictElementary47322.0:1
6Naples SchoolVERNAL, UTUintah DistrictElementary45621.2:1
7Uintah Middle SchoolVERNAL, UTUintah DistrictMiddle57920.5:1
8Ashley SchoolVERNAL, UTUintah DistrictElementary44217.3:1
9Eagle View SchoolROOSEVELT, UTUintah DistrictElementary27816.9:1
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