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The public schools with the lowest student-to-teacher ratios in Cherokee County, Alabama

This ranking covers the public schools with the lowest student-to-teacher ratios in Cherokee County, Alabama, drawn from 7 qualifying public schools. Gaylesville High School leads the list at 15.5:1, against a median of 17.4:1 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
7
Cherokee County, Alabama
Best Students/teacher
15.5:1
Median Students/teacher
17.4:1
LOWEST RATIO · CHEROKEE COUNTY, ALABAMA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudentsRatio
1Gaylesville High SchoolGaylesville, ALCherokee CountyCombined34115.5:1
2Cedar Bluff High SchoolCedar Bluff, ALCherokee CountyCombined62316.8:1
3Centre Elementary SchoolCentre, ALCherokee CountyElementary66517.1:1
4Spring Garden High SchoolSpring Garden, ALCherokee CountyCombined55017.4:1
5Sand Rock High SchoolSand Rock, ALCherokee CountyCombined78318.3:1
6Cherokee County High SchoolCentre, ALCherokee CountyHigh44818.9:1
7Centre Middle SchoolCentre, ALCherokee CountyMiddle45020.9:1
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