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The public elementary schools with the lowest student-to-teacher ratios in Columbus, Ohio · page 3

Ranks 101–111 of the public schools with the lowest student-to-teacher ratios in Columbus, Ohio. Back to page 1.

LOWEST RATIO · COLUMBUS, OHIO
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudentsRatio
101Columbus Africentric Early College ESColumbus, OHColumbus City Schools DistrictElementary37423.4:1
102Leawood Elementary SchoolColumbus, OHColumbus City Schools DistrictElementary33123.6:1
103Dunloe Elementary SchoolColumbus, OHGroveport Madison LocalElementary51023.7:1
104Stewart Alternative Elementary SchoolColumbus, OHColumbus City Schools DistrictElementary31924.5:1
105Columbus Humanities Arts and Technology AcademyColumbus, OHColumbus Humanities Arts and Technology AcademyElementary63725.5:1
106International Acad Of ColumbusColumbus, OHInternational Acad Of ColumbusElementary31326.1:1
107Sullivant Avenue Community SchoolColumbus, OHSullivant Avenue Community SchoolElementary30133.4:1
108Legacy Academy of ExcellenceColumbus, OHLegacy Academy of ExcellenceElementary20434.0:1
109Cesar Chavez College Preparatory SchoolColumbus, OHCesar Chavez College Preparatory SchoolElementary38935.4:1
110United Schools ColumbusColumbus, OHUnited Schools ColumbusElementary83839.9:1
111Ohio Achievement Charter Schools Inc. dba Millennium CommunColumbus, OHOhio Achievement Charter Schools Inc. dba Millennium CommunElementary48948.9:1
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