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The public elementary schools with the lowest student-to-teacher ratios in San Francisco, California · page 2

Ranks 51–65 of the public schools with the lowest student-to-teacher ratios in San Francisco, California. Back to page 1.

LOWEST RATIO · SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
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51Ortega (Jose) ElementarySan Francisco, CASan Francisco UnifiedElementary41025.1:1
52Lau (Gordon J.) ElementarySan Francisco, CASan Francisco UnifiedElementary65325.1:1
53Marshall ElementarySan Francisco, CASan Francisco UnifiedElementary24525.1:1
54Clarendon Alternative ElementarySan Francisco, CASan Francisco UnifiedElementary53325.4:1
55Yu (Alice Fong) ElementarySan Francisco, CASan Francisco UnifiedElementary59425.6:1
56Sunset ElementarySan Francisco, CASan Francisco UnifiedElementary40225.6:1
57Tenderloin CommunitySan Francisco, CASan Francisco UnifiedElementary28225.6:1
58Taylor (Edward R.) ElementarySan Francisco, CASan Francisco UnifiedElementary56426.2:1
59Monroe ElementarySan Francisco, CASan Francisco UnifiedElementary53326.2:1
60Alvarado ElementarySan Francisco, CASan Francisco UnifiedElementary53826.2:1
61Redding ElementarySan Francisco, CASan Francisco UnifiedElementary24026.7:1
62Stevenson (Robert Louis) ElementarySan Francisco, CASan Francisco UnifiedElementary44226.8:1
63Rooftop ElementarySan Francisco, CASan Francisco UnifiedElementary57527.2:1
64Key (Francis Scott) ElementarySan Francisco, CASan Francisco UnifiedElementary55227.6:1
65New Traditions ElementarySan Francisco, CASan Francisco UnifiedElementary25928.8:1
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