Osnabrock, North Dakota is a small rural town located in the far east region of the state. The local school district consists of one elementary and one high school. The Osnabrock School District is dedicated to providing quality education for its students and has earned an excellent rating from the North Dakota Department of Education for its commitment to excellence in teaching and learning. It offers a variety of educational programs, such as career and technical education, special education services, adult education classes, and student enrichment programs. There are also several extracurricular activities available to students in order to further develop their academic skills outside the classroom. The community takes pride in their educational system with parents actively involved in their children's success both in and out of the classroom. Students have access to resources that allow them to reach their full potential with guidance from teachers, administrators, community members, and mentors. Overall, Osnabrock provides a strong foundation for its youth when it comes to succeeding academically.
Osnabrock schools spend $14,014 per student (The US average is $12,383). There are 11 pupils per teacher, 446 students per librarian, and 313 children per counselor.