Quemahoning, Pennsylvania is a small town in Somerset County. Education is an important component of the community with its public school system offering high-quality academic programs. The Quemahoning School District consists of two schools - Quemahoning Elementary/Middle School and North Star High School. The district is proud to have received a 7 out of 10 rating from Great Schools, showing the dedication put into providing a strong educational environment for its students. At both schools, teachers and administrators work diligently to create an enriching learning experience for all students regardless of their background or ability level. They focus on building relationships with students and providing a safe and supportive atmosphere that encourages creative thinking and personal growth. Through successful collaborations with the local government, parents, and other community leaders, the district has been able to provide resources such as up-to-date technology, innovative curricula, advanced classes, art and music programs. Quemahoning’s commitment to education makes it an ideal place for children to learn and grow into productive citizens.
Quemahoning schools spend $14,604 per student (The US average is $12,383). There are 13 pupils per teacher, 580 students per librarian, and 290 children per counselor.