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Student–teacher ratio

The average number of enrolled students per serving teacher across the public and private education system.

Unit
students per teacher
Frequency
Annual
Coverage
National and departmental
Last updated
20 August 2026
2026 value30— % vs. 20252026 · Illustrative data
2019 value (baseline)31Start of the series2026 · Illustrative data
Territory with the highest valueFrancisco Morazán322026 · Illustrative data
Territory with the lowest valueLempira282026 · Illustrative data

Historical series · Student–teacher ratio

Trend, 2019–2026.

01020304030.420192020202120222023202420252026
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Student–teacher ratio, 2019–2026. Illustrative data.
YearStudent–teacher ratio
201931
202030
202130
202230
202330
202430
202530
202630

Source: CEDE · National Education Information System (illustrative data) · 2019–2026

Student–teacher ratio

  • 28–29
  • 29–30
  • 30–31
  • 31–31
  • 31–32

Territorial disaggregation

The eighteen departments, ranked by value.

Francisco Morazán32.3Cortés32.1Islas de la Bahía31.2Atlántida30.8Comayagua30.2Yoro29.9Choluteca29.8Valle29.7Colón29.5Copán29.2El Paraíso29.2Olancho29.1Ocotepeque29.0Santa Bárbara29.0La Paz28.8Intibucá28.7Gracias a Dios28.4Lempira28.2
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Student–teacher ratio by department, 2026. Illustrative data.
Francisco Morazán32
Cortés32
Islas de la Bahía31
Atlántida31
Comayagua30
Yoro30
Choluteca30
Valle30
Colón30
Copán29
El Paraíso29
Olancho29
Ocotepeque29
Santa Bárbara29
La Paz29
Intibucá29
Gracias a Dios28
Lempira28

Source: CEDE · National Education Information System (illustrative data) · 2026

Methodology note

How this indicator is built.

The definition, the formula and — above all — what the indicator does not let you claim.

01

Definition

The average number of enrolled students per serving teacher across the public and private education system.

02

Formula

Total enrolment ÷ number of serving teachers.

03

Disaggregations

Education level · Area · Department

04

Notes on interpretation

This is not class size: one teacher may take several groups and one group may have several teachers. Read it as a staffing measure, not a classroom one.

05

Limitations

A national average hides the spread: the same figure can describe classes of 18 and of 45 in the same department.

06

Source

CEDE · National Education Information System. The figures in this prototype are simulations, created solely to demonstrate what the platform can do.