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Private Schools with the Smallest Classes in Geauga County, OH

Private schools in Geauga County, OH with the fewest students per teacher (not counting preschools and special education schools). Top 18 of 18 schools.

#1 Private Schools with the Smallest Classes in Geauga County, OH

Laurel School Butler Campus

Independent school · Grades Pre-K–5

5.5 students per teacher

Novelty, OH

A-Overall grade87 students6 students per teacher

#2 Private Schools with the Smallest Classes in Geauga County, OH

St. Helen Catholic Elementary School

Diocesan school · Grades Pre-K–8

10.5 students per teacher

Newbury, OH

A-Overall grade137 students11 students per teacher

#3 Private Schools with the Smallest Classes in Geauga County, OH

St. Mary Elementary School

Diocesan school · Grades Pre-K–8

11.6 students per teacher

Chardon, OH

B+Overall grade164 students12 students per teacher

#4 Private Schools with the Smallest Classes in Geauga County, OH

St. Anselm Elementary School

Diocesan school · Grades Pre-K–8

12.2 students per teacher

Chesterland, OH

B+Overall grade153 students12 students per teacher

#5 Private Schools with the Smallest Classes in Geauga County, OH

Hawken School

Independent school · Grades Pre-K–12

14.4 students per teacher

Chesterland, OH

B-Overall grade1,101 students14 students per teacher

#6 Private Schools with the Smallest Classes in Geauga County, OH

Notre Dame Elementary School

Independent Catholic school · Grades Pre-K–8

14.4 students per teacher

Chardon, OH

BOverall grade388 students14 students per teacher

#7 Private Schools with the Smallest Classes in Geauga County, OH

William R. Gingerich

Amish school · Grades 1–8

17.7 students per teacher

Middlefield, OH

B+Overall grade53 students18 students per teacher

#8 Private Schools with the Smallest Classes in Geauga County, OH

Meadow Brook

Amish school · Grades 1–8

17.7 students per teacher

Middlefield, OH

BOverall grade53 students18 students per teacher

#9 Private Schools with the Smallest Classes in Geauga County, OH

Parkman Parochial

Amish school · Grades 1–8

20 students per teacher

Middlefield, OH

40 students20 students per teacher

#10 Private Schools with the Smallest Classes in Geauga County, OH

Peters Road

Amish school · Grades 1–8

20 students per teacher

Middlefield, OH

40 students20 students per teacher

#11 Private Schools with the Smallest Classes in Geauga County, OH

Sugar Valley

Amish school · Grades 1–8

20 students per teacher

Middlefield, OH

40 students20 students per teacher

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#12 Private Schools with the Smallest Classes in Geauga County, OH

Country Crossroads School

Amish school · Grades 1–8

20.5 students per teacher

Huntsburg, OH

41 students21 students per teacher

#13 Private Schools with the Smallest Classes in Geauga County, OH

Hosmer Road

Christian school (nondenominational) · Grades 1–8

21 students per teacher

Middlefield, OH

B+Overall grade42 students21 students per teacher

#14 Private Schools with the Smallest Classes in Geauga County, OH

Lakeview

Amish school · Grades 1–8

21.5 students per teacher

Garrettsville, OH

43 students22 students per teacher

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#15 Private Schools with the Smallest Classes in Geauga County, OH

Prairie Lane

Amish school · Grades 1–8

22 students per teacher

Middlefield, OH

44 students22 students per teacher

#16 Private Schools with the Smallest Classes in Geauga County, OH

Frams Corner

Amish school · Grades 1–8

22 students per teacher

Middlefield, OH

44 students22 students per teacher

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#17 Private Schools with the Smallest Classes in Geauga County, OH

Stoney Creek

Christian school (nondenominational) · Grades 1–8

23.5 students per teacher

Middlefield, OH

BOverall grade47 students24 students per teacher

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#18 Private Schools with the Smallest Classes in Geauga County, OH

Maple Grove

Amish school · Grades 1–8

25 students per teacher

Garrettsville, OH

B+Overall grade50 students25 students per teacher

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From official public records, updated October 2026.

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