Texas public schools with the fewest students per teacher

Spring Branch Academic Institute in Houston had the fewest students per full-time teacher of any Texas public school with 100 or more students in 2024-25: 5.3, against a state average of 14.5 (U.S. 15.3). A low ratio counts every teacher, including specialists, so it is not the same as class size.

Students per teacher, Texas, 2024-25Spring Branch Academic Institute 5.3; Amherst School 5.3; Cotton Center School 5.9; Hawley High School 6.0; Quanah High School 6.1; Cherokee School 6.4; Eula High School 6.4; Clarendon High School 6.5; Hull-Daisetta High School 6.5; Milano High School 6.6; Texas 14.5.051015Spring Branch Academic Institute5.3Amherst School5.3Cotton Center School5.9Hawley High School6.0Quanah High School6.1Cherokee School6.4Eula High School6.4Clarendon High School6.5Hull-Daisetta High School6.5Milano High School6.6Texas 14.5
Students per teacher, Texas, 2024-25Spring Branch Academic Institute 5.3; Amherst School 5.3; Cotton Center School 5.9; Hawley High School 6.0; Quanah High School 6.1; Cherokee School 6.4; Eula High School 6.4; Clarendon High School 6.5; Hull-Daisetta High School 6.5; Milano High School 6.6; Texas 14.5.051015Spring Branch Academic Institute5.3Amherst School5.3Cotton Center School5.9Hawley High School6.0Quanah High School6.1Cherokee School6.4Eula High School6.4Clarendon High School6.5Hull-Daisetta High School6.5Milano High School6.6Texas 14.5
Students per teacher, Texas, 2024-25Spring Branch Academic Institute 5.3; Amherst School 5.3; Cotton Center School 5.9; Hawley High School 6.0; Quanah High School 6.1; Cherokee School 6.4; Eula High School 6.4; Clarendon High School 6.5; Hull-Daisetta High School 6.5; Milano High School 6.6; Texas 14.5.051015Spring Branch Academic Institute5.3Amherst School5.3Cotton Center School5.9Hawley High School6.0Quanah High School6.1Cherokee School6.4Eula High School6.4Clarendon High School6.5Hull-Daisetta High School6.5Milano High School6.6Texas 14.5
Students per teacher, Texas, 2024-25Spring Branch Academic Institute 5.3; Amherst School 5.3; Cotton Center School 5.9; Hawley High School 6.0; Quanah High School 6.1; Cherokee School 6.4; Eula High School 6.4; Clarendon High School 6.5; Hull-Daisetta High School 6.5; Milano High School 6.6; Texas 14.5.051015Spring Branch Academic Institute5.3Amherst School5.3Cotton Center School5.9Hawley High School6.0Quanah High School6.1Cherokee School6.4Eula High School6.4Clarendon High School6.5Hull-Daisetta High School6.5Milano High School6.6Texas 14.5

The chart draws the top of the register below; its source is named under the register.

The 50 lowest ratios

The other 35 on the list

Source: NCES Common Core of Data 2024-25: membership divided by full-time-equivalent teachers.

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Sources

Source: NCES Common Core of Data School membership and staff files · 2024-25