Kulm, ND is a small rural community located in the southeastern part of North Dakota. It is home to 1,118 people according to the 2010 census, and has a median household income of $46,242. The education in Kulm is provided by two schools: Kulm Public School District #69 which includes grades K-12 and Kulm Christian School which provides preschool through 8th grade education. Both schools have excellent ratings from parents and students alike. The Kulm Public School District offers a variety of programs for its students such as sports teams, music and art classes, career and technical training, and dual enrollment courses with local colleges. There are also several online and virtual learning opportunities available for students of all ages including advanced placement courses as well as specialized classes that focus on career development. Additionally, the school district provides special education services to ensure that every student receives the best possible educational experience regardless of their individual needs or abilities. The Kulm Christian School focuses on providing a faith based education while still adhering to rigorous academic standards. Both schools offer strong support systems for their students with extracurricular activities, parent-teacher associations, clubs, tutoring programs and more. With its dedicated teachers and staff, along with its commitment to providing quality education for all students in the area no matter their background or needs; Kulm is an ideal place for young minds to develop their knowledge so they can become successful adults in any field they choose.
Kulm schools spend $15,664 per student (The US average is $12,383). There are 8 pupils per teacher, 274 students per librarian, and 149 children per counselor.