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The public high schools with the lowest student-to-teacher ratios in Detroit, Michigan

This ranking covers the public high schools with the lowest student-to-teacher ratios in Detroit, Michigan, drawn from 30 qualifying public high schools. Charles R Drew Transition Center leads the list at 4.6:1, against a median of 18.8:1 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
30
Detroit, Michigan
Best Students/teacher
4.6:1
Median Students/teacher
18.8:1
LOWEST RATIO · DETROIT, MICHIGAN
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudentsRatio
1Charles R Drew Transition CenterDETROIT, MIDetroit Public Schools Community DistrictHigh2214.6:1
2Detroit Lions AcademyDETROIT, MIDetroit Public Schools Community DistrictHigh40011.8:1
3Northwestern High SchoolDETROIT, MIDetroit Public Schools Community DistrictHigh30513.3:1
4University Preparatory Academy PSAD High SchoolDETROIT, MIUniversity Preparatory Academy (PSAD)High55914.3:1
5Detroit School of ArtsDETROIT, MIDetroit Public Schools Community DistrictHigh52314.7:1
6Detroit Community Schools High SchoolDETROIT, MIDetroit Community SchoolsHigh29914.8:1
7Cody High SchoolDETROIT, MIDetroit Public Schools Community DistrictHigh56315.6:1
8Detroit Leadership Academy High SchoolDETROIT, MIDetroit Leadership AcademyHigh27116.6:1
9East English Village Preparatory Academy at FinneyDETROIT, MIDetroit Public Schools Community DistrictHigh63917.3:1
10Central High SchoolDETROIT, MIDetroit Public Schools Community DistrictHigh40317.5:1
11Mumford High SchoolDETROIT, MIDetroit Public Schools Community DistrictHigh85017.7:1
12Southeastern High SchoolDETROIT, MIDetroit Public Schools Community DistrictHigh60217.7:1
13Denby High SchoolDETROIT, MIDetroit Public Schools Community DistrictHigh46417.9:1
14Pershing High SchoolDETROIT, MIDetroit Public Schools Community DistrictHigh41517.9:1
15Henry Ford High SchoolDETROIT, MIDetroit Public Schools Community DistrictHigh60718.4:1
16Osborn High SchoolDETROIT, MIDetroit Public Schools Community DistrictHigh40319.2:1
17Communication and Media Arts High SchoolDETROIT, MIDetroit Public Schools Community DistrictHigh34919.4:1
18Voyageur College PrepDETROIT, MIVoyageur AcademyHigh52419.4:1
19Cesar Chavez Academy High SchoolDETROIT, MICesar Chavez AcademyHigh73019.8:1
20Renaissance High SchoolDETROIT, MIDetroit Public Schools Community DistrictHigh1,19720.1:1
21Detroit Edison Public School Academy High SchoolDETROIT, MIDetroit Edison Public School AcademyHigh41920.5:1
22Jalen Rose Leadership AcademyDETROIT, MIJalen Rose Leadership AcademyHigh42021.0:1
23University Preparatory Science and Math PSAD High SchoolDETROIT, MIUniversity Preparatory Science and Math (PSAD)High45222.6:1
24Western International High SchoolDETROIT, MIDetroit Public Schools Community DistrictHigh1,95923.1:1
25University Preparatory Art Design MiddleHighDETROIT, MIUniversity Preparatory Art & DesignHigh85523.1:1
26Martin Luther King Jr Senior High SchoolDETROIT, MIDetroit Public Schools Community DistrictHigh97623.8:1
27Cass Technical High SchoolDETROIT, MIDetroit Public Schools Community DistrictHigh2,49324.0:1
28Covenant High School CentralDETROIT, MICovenant Schools DetroitHigh24030.4:1
29Old Redford Academy HighDETROIT, MIOld Redford AcademyHigh45131.1:1
30LincolnKing AdamsYoung Grove CampusDETROIT, MILincoln-King Adams-Young AcademyHigh66034.7:1
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