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The public high schools with the lowest student-to-teacher ratios in Kentucky · page 5

Ranks 201217 of the public schools with the lowest student-to-teacher ratios in Kentucky. Back to page 1.

LOWEST RATIO · KENTUCKY
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudentsRatio
201Scott County High SchoolGeorgetown, KYScott CountyHigh1,39219.9:1
202South Laurel High SchoolLondon, KYLaurel CountyHigh1,11920.0:1
203North Laurel High SchoolLondon, KYLaurel CountyHigh1,25220.2:1
204Scott High SchoolTaylor Mill, KYKenton CountyHigh1,01720.4:1
205East Jessamine High SchoolNicholasville, KYJessamine CountyHigh1,22220.4:1
206Daviess County High SchoolOwensboro, KYDaviess CountyHigh1,75020.6:1
207Carroll County High SchoolCarrollton, KYCarroll CountyHigh57820.6:1
208Trigg County High SchoolCadiz, KYTrigg CountyHigh59020.7:1
209Great Crossing High SchoolGeorgetown, KYScott CountyHigh1,67720.8:1
210STEAM AcademyLexington, KYFayette CountyHigh45321.0:1
211North Oldham High SchoolGoshen, KYOldham CountyHigh94821.3:1
212Meade County High SchoolBrandenburg, KYMeade CountyHigh1,51221.4:1
213Oldham County High SchoolLa Grange, KYOldham CountyHigh1,54721.5:1
214South Oldham High SchoolCrestwood, KYOldham CountyHigh1,30422.2:1
215The Central AcademyHenderson, KYHenderson CountyHigh26922.2:1
216Dixie Heights High SchoolFort Mitchell, KYKenton CountyHigh1,49922.6:1
217Simon Kenton High SchoolIndependence, KYKenton CountyHigh1,89323.7:1
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