Genoa, Nebraska is a small town in northeast Nebraska with a population of around 1300 people. Despite its small size, Genoa offers excellent education opportunities for its residents. The local school district, which includes one elementary school and one high school, has consistently been rated highly by the state. Students can choose between a variety of courses such as math, science, language arts and social studies. Additionally, there are many extracurricular activities available at both schools that allow students to explore their interests and talents outside of the classroom. The school district also offers various programs to help support students' academic achievement including tutoring and college preparation classes. With access to quality education and dedicated teachers and administrators, Genoa provides its residents with an excellent educational foundation for success in their future endeavors.
Genoa schools spend $13,254 per student (The US average is $12,383). There are 12 pupils per teacher, 241 students per librarian, and 481 children per counselor.