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The public high schools with the lowest student-to-teacher ratios in Mercer County, Ohio

This ranking covers the public high schools with the lowest student-to-teacher ratios in Mercer County, Ohio, drawn from 7 qualifying public high schools. Coldwater High School leads the list at 14.9:1, against a median of 19.2:1 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
7
Mercer County, Ohio
Best Students/teacher
14.9:1
Median Students/teacher
19.2:1
LOWEST RATIO · MERCER COUNTY, OHIO
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudentsRatio
1Coldwater High SchoolColdwater, OHColdwater Exempted VillageHigh38014.9:1
2Celina High SchoolCelina, OHCelina CityHigh74315.8:1
3Parkway High SchoolRockford, OHParkway LocalHigh30616.6:1
4St Henry High SchoolSaint Henry, OHSt Henry Consolidated LocalHigh29619.2:1
5Fort Recovery High SchoolFort Recovery, OHFort Recovery LocalHigh29419.4:1
6Marion Local High SchoolMaria Stein, OHMarion LocalHigh30620.4:1
7Tri Star Career CompactCelina, OHCelina CityHigh38225.5:1
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