Student-Teacher Ratios in Kansas

13.1:1
Student-teacher ratio
2023

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorKansasUnited States
Student-teacher ratio13.115.4

National ranking

How states rank by student-teacher ratio.

#1Vermont1
#2Wyoming5
#3New Hampshire11
#4North Dakota11.5
#5Maine11.5
#6Rhode Island12
#7New Jersey12.2
#8Massachusetts12.9
#9Delaware13
#10South Dakota13.6
#11Missouri13.9
#12Montana14.1
#13Virginia14.2
#14Illinois14.5
#15Louisiana14.5
#16Texas14.7
#17Wisconsin14.9
#18Washington14.9
#19North Carolina15.1
#20Tennessee15.2
#21Georgia15.2
#22Minnesota15.4
#23Florida15.5
#24Kentucky15.5
#25New Mexico15.5
#26Ohio16.5
#27Indiana17.3
#28Colorado17.5
#29Michigan17.9
#30Oregon18.9
#31Nevada19
#32California22
#33Utah22
#34Arizona22
#35Pennsylvania$21,985
#36New York$29,873

Overview

Kansas public schools average about 13.1 students per teacher, better than the national ratio. This data point highlights how Kansas compares on student teacher ratios relative to national benchmarks. Small rural districts in western Kansas often report ratios well below the state average.

Did you know?

  • Small rural districts in western Kansas often report ratios well below the state average.

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