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The public high schools with the lowest student-to-teacher ratios in Middlesex County, New Jersey

This ranking covers the public high schools with the lowest student-to-teacher ratios in Middlesex County, New Jersey, drawn from 29 qualifying public high schools. Piscataway Magnet School leads the list at 10.2:1, against a median of 12.8:1 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
29
Middlesex County, New Jersey
Best Students/teacher
10.2:1
Median Students/teacher
12.8:1
LOWEST RATIO · MIDDLESEX COUNTY, NEW JERSEY
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudentsRatio
1Piscataway Magnet SchoolPISCATAWAY, NJMiddlesex County Vocational and Technical School DistrictHigh64010.2:1
2Middlesex High SchoolMIDDLESEX, NJMiddlesex Borough School DistrictHigh59710.9:1
3Colonia High SchoolCOLONIA, NJWoodbridge Township School DistrictHigh1,35411.1:1
4East Brunswick Magnet SchoolEAST BRUNSWICK, NJMiddlesex County Vocational and Technical School DistrictHigh74511.2:1
5South Plainfield High SchoolSOUTH PLAINFIELD, NJSouth Plainfield School DistrictHigh1,04411.2:1
6Dunellen High SchoolDUNELLEN, NJDunellen Public School DistrictHigh40911.3:1
7Highland Park High SchoolHIGHLAND PARK, NJHighland Park Boro School DistrictHigh49311.7:1
8Academy for Urban Leadership Charter SchoolPerth Amboy, NJAcademy for Urban Leadership Charter SchoolHigh25911.8:1
9Metuchen High SchoolMETUCHEN, NJMetuchen Public School DistrictHigh71811.9:1
10North Brunswick Township High SchoolNORTH BRUNSWICK, NJNorth Brunswick Township School DistrictHigh1,87612.0:1
11South River High SchoolSOUTH RIVER, NJSouth River Public School DistrictHigh71612.1:1
12Spotswood High SchoolSPOTSWOOD, NJSpotswood Public School DistrictHigh76212.5:1
13Sayreville War Memorial High SchoolPARLIN, NJSayreville School DistrictHigh1,76412.5:1
14John F. Kennedy Memorial High SchoolISELIN, NJWoodbridge Township School DistrictHigh1,40512.7:1
15West Windsor-Plainsboro High School NorthPLAINSBORO, NJWest Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School DistrictHigh1,51012.8:1
16Woodbridge High SchoolWOODBRIDGE, NJWoodbridge Township School DistrictHigh1,68112.9:1
17East Brunswick High SchoolEAST BRUNSWICK, NJEast Brunswick Township School DistrictHigh2,12413.0:1
18Old Bridge High SchoolMATAWAN, NJOld Bridge Township School DistrictHigh2,65913.6:1
19Carteret High SchoolCARTERET, NJCarteret Public School DistrictHigh1,18813.6:1
20Woodbridge Academy Magnet SchoolWOODBRIDGE, NJMiddlesex County Vocational and Technical School DistrictHigh28813.7:1
21Monroe Township High SchoolMONROE TOWNSHIP, NJMonroe Township School DistrictHigh2,58313.8:1
22Piscataway Township High SchoolPISCATAWAY, NJPiscataway Township School DistrictHigh2,14413.8:1
23South Amboy Middle/High SchoolSOUTH AMBOY, NJSouth Amboy School DistrictHigh61614.1:1
24New Brunswick High SchoolNEW BRUNSWICK, NJNew Brunswick School DistrictHigh2,44314.1:1
25South Brunswick High SchoolMONMOUTH JUNCTION, NJSouth Brunswick School DistrictHigh2,66614.2:1
26Perth Amboy High SchoolPERTH AMBOY, NJPerth Amboy Public School DistrictHigh2,76914.8:1
27Edison High SchoolEDISON, NJEdison Township School DistrictHigh2,39315.0:1
28Perth Amboy Magnet SchoolPERTH AMBOY, NJMiddlesex County Vocational and Technical School DistrictHigh26915.8:1
29John P. Stevens High SchoolEDISON, NJEdison Township School DistrictHigh2,68716.0:1
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