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The public high schools with the lowest student-to-teacher ratios in Washington · page 7

Ranks 301311 of the public schools with the lowest student-to-teacher ratios in Washington. Back to page 1.

LOWEST RATIO · WASHINGTON
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudentsRatio
301Glacier Peak High SchoolSnohomish, WASnohomish School DistrictHigh1,64225.1:1
302Marysville Getchell High SchoolMarysville, WAMarysville School DistrictHigh1,38125.1:1
303Skyview High SchoolVANCOUVER, WAVancouver School DistrictHigh1,86925.2:1
304Vanguard AcademyMoses Lake, WAMoses Lake School DistrictHigh38725.3:1
305North Kitsap High SchoolPoulsbo, WANorth Kitsap School DistrictHigh1,09825.4:1
306Shorecrest High SchoolShoreline, WAShoreline School DistrictHigh1,56525.5:1
307Gig Harbor HighGig Harbor, WAPeninsula School DistrictHigh1,37526.1:1
308Moses Lake High SchoolMOSES LAKE, WAMoses Lake School DistrictHigh1,85626.2:1
309CPSD Open Doors ProgramLakewood, WAClover Park School DistrictHigh27630.7:1
310Highline Open Doors 1418Burien, WAHighline School DistrictHigh24034.1:1
311Washington Network for Innovative Careers Skill CenterRedmond, WALake Washington School DistrictHigh26647.8:1
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