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The public high schools with the lowest student-to-teacher ratios in Baltimore city, Maryland

30 public high schools in Baltimore city, Maryland appear in this ranking of the public high schools with the lowest student-to-teacher ratios, ranked by the fewest students per teacher, a proxy for class size and staffing. Renaissance Academy leads the list at 10.7:1, against a median of 15.6:1 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Baltimore city, Maryland

Best Students/teacher

10.7:1

Median Students/teacher

15.6:1

LOWEST RATIO · BALTIMORE CITY, MARYLAND

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	Ratio
1	Renaissance Academy	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	High	241	10.7:1
2	The Seed School of Maryland	Baltimore, MD	SEED School of Maryland	High	395	11.3:1
3	Baltimore Leadership School for Young Women	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	High	466	11.7:1
4	Frederick Douglass High	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	High	539	11.7:1
5	Baltimore Design School	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	High	503	13.1:1
6	National Academy Foundation	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	High	801	13.3:1
7	Augusta Fells Savage Institute of Visual Arts	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	High	337	13.5:1
8	City Neighbors High	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	High	416	13.6:1
9	Academy for College and Career Exploration	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	High	967	14.4:1
10	Mergenthaler Vocational-Technical High	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	High	1,714	14.8:1
11	Bard High School Early College	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	High	459	15.1:1
12	Patterson High	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	High	1,330	15.1:1
13	Benjamin Franklin High School at Masonville Cove	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	High	786	15.1:1
14	Edmondson-Westside High	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	High	910	15.3:1
15	Excel Academy at Francis M. Wood High	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	High	264	15.5:1
16	Digital Harbor High School	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	High	1,359	15.6:1
17	The Reach! Partnership School	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	High	724	15.7:1
18	Baltimore School for the Arts	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	High	443	15.8:1
19	Reginald F. Lewis High	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	High	481	16.0:1
20	Forest Park High	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	High	1,024	16.3:1
21	ConneXions: A Community Based Arts School	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	High	523	16.6:1
22	Coppin Academy	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	High	450	16.7:1
23	Western High	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	High	1,290	16.8:1
24	Vivien T. Thomas Medical Arts Academy	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	High	386	16.8:1
25	Carver Vocational-Technical High	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	High	1,041	17.2:1
26	Green Street Academy	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	High	808	17.6:1
27	Achievement Academy at Harbor City High	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	High	314	17.9:1
28	Paul Laurence Dunbar High	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	High	1,087	18.1:1
29	Baltimore City College	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	High	1,470	18.6:1
30	Baltimore Polytechnic Institute	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	High	1,632	19.2:1

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