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The public elementary schools with the lowest student-to-teacher ratios in Marin County, California

35 public elementary schools in Marin County, California appear in this ranking of the public elementary schools with the lowest student-to-teacher ratios, ranked by the fewest students per teacher, a proxy for class size and staffing. Ross Elementary leads the list at 12.3:1, against a median of 21.5:1 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
35
Marin County, California
Best Students/teacher
12.3:1
Median Students/teacher
21.5:1
LOWEST RATIO · MARIN COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudentsRatio
1Ross ElementaryRoss, CARoss ElementaryElementary33912.3:1
2Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. AcademySausalito, CASausalito Marin CityElementary26214.1:1
3Reed ElementaryTiburon, CAReed Union ElementaryElementary36216.8:1
4Bel Aire ElementaryTiburon, CAReed Union ElementaryElementary32217.7:1
5CoveCorte Madera, CALarkspur-Corte MaderaElementary27518.7:1
6Anthony G. Bacich ElementaryKentfield, CAKentfield ElementaryElementary52619.0:1
7Neil Cummins ElementaryCorte Madera, CALarkspur-Corte MaderaElementary45119.4:1
8Brookside ElementarySan Anselmo, CARoss Valley ElementaryElementary27819.6:1
9Novato CharterNovato, CANovato Charter DistrictElementary26919.7:1
10Strawberry Point ElementaryMill Valley, CAMill Valley ElementaryElementary25919.9:1
11Edna Maguire ElementaryMill Valley, CAMill Valley ElementaryElementary39920.4:1
12Tamalpais Valley ElementaryMill Valley, CAMill Valley ElementaryElementary36820.4:1
13Glenwood ElementarySan Rafael, CASan Rafael City ElementaryElementary31521.0:1
14Venetia Valley K-8San Rafael, CASan Rafael City ElementaryElementary74821.0:1
15Hamilton TK-8Novato, CANovato UnifiedElementary54421.2:1
16Manor ElementaryFairfax, CARoss Valley ElementaryElementary23421.3:1
17Olive ElementaryNovato, CANovato UnifiedElementary36421.4:1
18Park ElementaryMill Valley, CAMill Valley ElementaryElementary30121.5:1
19Lu Sutton ElementaryNovato, CANovato UnifiedElementary36721.6:1
20Lynwood ElementaryNovato, CANovato UnifiedElementary26021.7:1
21Old Mill ElementaryMill Valley, CAMill Valley ElementaryElementary26121.8:1
22San Ramon ElementaryNovato, CANovato UnifiedElementary45622.1:1
23Coleman ElementarySan Rafael, CASan Rafael City ElementaryElementary37822.2:1
24San Pedro ElementarySan Rafael, CASan Rafael City ElementaryElementary46922.3:1
25Loma Verde ElementaryNovato, CANovato UnifiedElementary42622.4:1
26Wade Thomas ElementarySan Anselmo, CARoss Valley ElementaryElementary29222.5:1
27Sun Valley ElementarySan Rafael, CASan Rafael City ElementaryElementary52322.7:1
28Rancho ElementaryNovato, CANovato UnifiedElementary38722.8:1
29Hidden Valley ElementarySan Anselmo, CARoss Valley ElementaryElementary27422.8:1
30Pleasant Valley ElementaryNovato, CANovato UnifiedElementary46423.2:1
31Laurel Dell ElementarySan Rafael, CASan Rafael City ElementaryElementary28723.9:1
32Bahia Vista ElementarySan Rafael, CASan Rafael City ElementaryElementary55224.0:1
33Mary E. Silveira ElementarySan Rafael, CAMiller Creek ElementaryElementary41224.2:1
34Lucas Valley ElementarySan Rafael, CAMiller Creek ElementaryElementary31525.2:1
35Vallecito ElementarySan Rafael, CAMiller Creek ElementaryElementary40825.5:1
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