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The public middle schools with the lowest student-to-teacher ratios in Boone County, Kentucky

Across Boone County, Kentucky, 7 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by the fewest students per teacher, a proxy for class size and staffing. Rector A. Jones Middle School leads the list at 12.7:1, against a median of 15.3:1 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
7
Boone County, Kentucky
Best Students/teacher
12.7:1
Median Students/teacher
15.3:1
LOWEST RATIO · BOONE COUNTY, KENTUCKY
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudentsRatio
1Rector A. Jones Middle SchoolFlorence, KYBoone CountyMiddle68312.7:1
2Walton-Verona Middle SchoolWalton, KYWalton-Verona IndependentMiddle42513.7:1
3Ockerman Middle SchoolFlorence, KYBoone CountyMiddle67414.7:1
4Camp Ernst Middle SchoolBurlington, KYBoone CountyMiddle68815.3:1
5Ballyshannon Middle SchoolUnion, KYBoone CountyMiddle60916.0:1
6Conner Middle SchoolHebron, KYBoone CountyMiddle86516.6:1
7Gray Middle SchoolUnion, KYBoone CountyMiddle1,00617.3:1
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