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Lowest Student–Teacher Ratio in Texas College Preparatory Academies (2025)

Schools with the fewest students per FTE teacher, among schools with at least 100 students. Ranked by the Success Index (US) from official American data; 20 schools in Texas College Preparatory Academies, Texas. Rank positions shown on each profile are within United States and Texas.

  1. 1
    43
    Ignite Community School-Fort WorthFort Worth · Charter ElementaryStudents per teacher: 10.7
  2. 2
    60
    Denton Classical AcademyDenton · Charter ElementaryStudents per teacher: 11.9
  3. 3
    64
    Classical Academy - Permian BasinMidland · Charter ElementaryStudents per teacher: 12.1
  4. 4
    80
    Lewisville School of Science and Technology LowerLewisville · Charter ElementaryStudents per teacher: 12.2
  5. 5
    80
    Founders Classical Academy Corinth - Upper SchoolCorinth · Charter HighStudents per teacher: 15.0
  6. 6
    39
    Ignite Community School - HuntsvilleHuntsville · Charter ElementaryStudents per teacher: 15.2
  7. 7
    53
    Quest Collegiate Academy - ShenandoahShenandoah · Charter ElementaryStudents per teacher: 15.6
  8. 8
    25
    Ignite Community School - MainlandLa Marque · Charter ElementaryStudents per teacher: 15.6
  9. 9
    69
    Coppell Classical AcademyCoppell · Charter ElementaryStudents per teacher: 16.0
  10. 10
    33
    Ignite Community School - GarlandGarland · Charter ElementaryStudents per teacher: 16.2
  11. 11
    38
    Ignite Community School - BeaumontBeaumont · Charter ElementaryStudents per teacher: 16.3
  12. 12
    23
    Westchase Neighborhood SchoolHouston · Charter ElementaryStudents per teacher: 17.0
  13. 13
    70
    Founders Classical Academy CorinthCorinth · Charter ElementaryStudents per teacher: 17.5
  14. 14
    57
    Quest Collegiate Academy-WhitewrightWhitewright · Charter ElementaryStudents per teacher: 17.5
  15. 15
    32
    Ignite Community School - PasadenaPasadena · Charter ElementaryStudents per teacher: 19.4
  16. 16
    37
    Ignite Community School - HumbleHumble · Charter ElementaryStudents per teacher: 19.9
  17. 17
    77
    Ischool High at University ParkHouston · Charter HighStudents per teacher: 24.1
  18. 18
    55
    Ischool High - AtascocitaHouston · Charter HighStudents per teacher: 24.7
  19. 19
    67
    Ischool-CreeksideTomball · Charter HighStudents per teacher: 26.0
  20. 20
    72
    Ischool High at the WoodlandsConroe · Charter HighStudents per teacher: 26.4

Ignite Community School-Fort Worth in Fort Worth leads the 2025 list of lowest student–teacher ratio in Texas College Preparatory Academies with Students per teacher 10.7. Of the 20 schools shown, 20 are charter.

For the full picture see the wider Texas lowest student–teacher ratio rankings, every school on the Texas College Preparatory Academies page, or the comparison tool to put a shortlist side by side.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best ratio school in Texas College Preparatory Academies?

Ignite Community School-Fort Worth in Fort Worth, Texas ranks first among lowest student–teacher ratio in Texas College Preparatory Academies with Students per teacher 10.7 (Enrollment: 438).

How are lowest student–teacher ratio in Texas College Preparatory Academies ranked?

Schools with the fewest students per FTE teacher, among schools with at least 100 students. Only schools eligible for the Success Index (US) are included; the index is shown alongside for context.

Are these 2025 rankings official?

No. They are computed by Success Tutoring from official American data (Urban Institute Education Data Portal (NCES CCD, EDFacts); NCES Common Core of Data). States set their own assessments and proficiency cut scores, so proficiency rates are most comparable within a state. Use the state rankings for like-for-like comparisons.