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City Information

    Public Schools

  • Number of Schools: 5
  • Number of Students: 2,025
  • Number of Teachers: 147
  • Student:Teacher Ratio: 13.8:1

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School Types

    Public Schools

  • Regular Schools: 5
  • Title 1 Schools: 4

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  • Allegany High School provided me with the groundwork to achieve a successful 20 year U.S. Navy career, and the knowledge to go on to a Masters Degree in Management....
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  • Allegany High School

    Private School Spotlight

  • FBSL is a wonderful school to consider! My children have been there since my son was in Prek and he is now in second grade. The teachers there are great! Their building...
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  • First Baptist School Of Laurel

Education News

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*Source: NCES 2006-2007; MD Department of Education; Local Districts and Schools