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The public high schools with the lowest student-to-teacher ratios in San Jose, California

This ranking covers the public high schools with the lowest student-to-teacher ratios in San Jose, California, drawn from 37 qualifying public high schools. KIPP Navigate College Prep leads the list at 11.9:1, against a median of 20.6:1 across the ranked schools.

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San Jose, California

Best Students/teacher

11.9:1

Median Students/teacher

20.6:1

LOWEST RATIO · SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	Ratio
1	KIPP Navigate College Prep	San Jose, CA	KIPP Navigate College Prep District	High	297	11.9:1
2	Alpha Cindy Avitia High	San Jose, CA	Alpha Cindy Avitia High District	High	405	13.5:1
3	KIPP San Jose Collegiate	San Jose, CA	KIPP San Jose Collegiate District	High	512	16.0:1
4	Foothill High	San Jose, CA	East Side Union High	High	268	16.1:1
5	Gunderson High	San Jose, CA	San Jose Unified	High	744	16.6:1
6	Luis Valdez Leadership Academy	San Jose, CA	Luis Valdez Leadership Academy District	High	225	17.0:1
7	B. Roberto Cruz Leadership Academy	San Jose, CA	B. Roberto Cruz Leadership Academy District	High	261	17.0:1
8	Downtown College Prep - Alum Rock	San Jose, CA	Downtown College Prep - Alum Rock District	High	202	17.9:1
9	Downtown College Preparatory	San Jose, CA	Downtown College Preparatory District	High	520	18.2:1
10	San Jose High	San Jose, CA	San Jose Unified	High	874	18.6:1
11	Kathleen MacDonald High	San Jose, CA	Santa Clara Unified	High	683	18.9:1
12	ACE Charter High	San Jose, CA	ACE Charter High District	High	313	19.1:1
13	University Preparatory Academy Charter	San Jose, CA	University Preparatory Academy Charter District	High	727	19.3:1
14	Abraham Lincoln High	San Jose, CA	San Jose Unified	High	1,590	19.6:1
15	James Lick High	San Jose, CA	East Side Union High	High	862	19.7:1
16	William C. Overfelt High	San Jose, CA	East Side Union High	High	1,363	20.1:1
17	Summit Public School: Tahoma	San Jose, CA	Summit Public School: Tahoma District	High	383	20.2:1
18	Willow Glen High	San Jose, CA	San Jose Unified	High	1,543	20.3:1
19	Del Mar High	San Jose, CA	Campbell Union High	High	1,350	20.6:1
20	Mt. Pleasant High	San Jose, CA	East Side Union High	High	998	20.9:1
21	Andrew P. Hill High	San Jose, CA	East Side Union High	High	1,564	21.4:1
22	Latino College Preparatory Academy	San Jose, CA	Latino College Preparatory Academy District	High	421	21.6:1
23	Pioneer High	San Jose, CA	San Jose Unified	High	1,393	21.6:1
24	Branham High	San Jose, CA	Campbell Union High	High	1,820	21.6:1
25	Oak Grove High	San Jose, CA	East Side Union High	High	1,374	22.1:1
26	Independence High	San Jose, CA	East Side Union High	High	2,289	22.2:1
27	Liberty Alternative	San Jose, CA	San Jose Unified	High	274	22.3:1
28	Santa Teresa High	San Jose, CA	East Side Union High	High	2,134	22.5:1
29	Piedmont Hills High	San Jose, CA	East Side Union High	High	1,918	22.9:1
30	Lynbrook High	San Jose, CA	Fremont Union High	High	1,702	23.1:1
31	Silver Creek High	San Jose, CA	East Side Union High	High	2,139	23.7:1
32	Yerba Buena High	San Jose, CA	East Side Union High	High	1,612	23.9:1
33	Leigh High	San Jose, CA	Campbell Union High	High	1,884	24.4:1
34	Evergreen Valley High	San Jose, CA	East Side Union High	High	2,703	25.0:1
35	Leland High	San Jose, CA	San Jose Unified	High	1,471	25.5:1
36	Escuela Popular/Center for Training and Careers Family Lrng	San Jose, CA	Escuela Popular/CTR for TRN and CARs FAM Lrng DIST	High	658	28.2:1
37	Opportunity Youth Academy	San Jose, CA	Santa Clara County Office of Education	High	283	33.9:1

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