Student-Teacher Ratios in North Dakota

11.5
Student-teacher ratio
15.7
U.S. average
~83%
High school graduation rate

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorNorth DakotaUnited States
Student-teacher ratio11.515.7

National ranking

North Dakota ranks #4 of 36 states 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

A student-teacher ratio of 11.5 places North Dakota among the more favorable states for classroom sizes, aided by small, rural districts.

Did you know?

  • North Dakota's ratio of 11.5 students per teacher is among the lowest nationally.
  • Rural district sizes help keep class sizes small statewide.

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