Denmark, Michigan is a small rural community nestled in the heart of the Upper Peninsula. With only around 500 people living here, it doesn't boast the highest population numbers in the area; however, it proudly offers its citizens exceptional educational opportunities and resources. The local public schools have been rated “excellent” by state officials and parents alike, providing children with an environment where they can grow academically. There are also several private schools in the nearby city of Escanaba that offer high-quality education. With such options available, students of all ages can learn and grow within Denmark's educational system and beyond.
Denmark schools spend $10,160 per student (The US average is $12,383). There are 20 pupils per teacher, 851 students per librarian, and 0 children per counselor.