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The public high schools with the lowest student-to-teacher ratios in Walworth County, Wisconsin

This ranking covers the public high schools with the lowest student-to-teacher ratios in Walworth County, Wisconsin, drawn from 7 qualifying public high schools. East Troy High leads the list at 12.4:1, against a median of 14.7:1 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
7
Walworth County, Wisconsin
Best Students/teacher
12.4:1
Median Students/teacher
14.7:1
LOWEST RATIO · WALWORTH COUNTY, WISCONSIN
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudentsRatio
1East Troy HighEast Troy, WIEast Troy Community School DistrictHigh44812.4:1
2Delavan-Darien HighDelavan, WIDelavan-Darien School DistrictHigh51113.5:1
3Whitewater HighWhitewater, WIWhitewater Unified School DistrictHigh60614.1:1
4Big Foot HighWalworth, WIBig Foot UHS School DistrictHigh43714.7:1
5Elkhorn Area HighElkhorn, WIElkhorn Area School DistrictHigh95315.0:1
6Badger HighLake Geneva, WILake Geneva-Genoa City UHS School DistrictHigh1,24015.5:1
7Career and College AcademyElkhorn, WIElkhorn Area School DistrictHigh24625.8:1
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