Cook, PA is a small town located in Pennsylvania with a population of approximately 2000 people. The education available in the town of Cook is provided by the local school district, which currently has two schools: Cook Elementary and Cook High School. Both schools have been rated above average according to recent state evaluations, providing an excellent quality of education for students living in this rural community. The district offers a wide range of academic programs and extracurricular activities designed to challenge and motivate students to succeed. The faculty are also highly dedicated to providing a positive learning experience for all students, while also preparing them for college if they choose to pursue higher education after graduating from high school. In this way, Cook's educational system helps ensure that its students receive an excellent foundation on which they can build their future success.
Cook schools spend $16,307 per student (The US average is $12,383). There are 14 pupils per teacher, 529 students per librarian, and 327 children per counselor.