Nordic, Wyoming is a small rural town located on the outskirts of Jackson Hole in the Teton County region. The town of Nordic is served by the Teton County School District which covers most of the county’s educational needs. The district offers excellent educational opportunities and has a reputation for providing quality academic instruction. A variety of schools within the district, such as Jackson Elementary, Colter Elementary, and Jackson High School, are highly rated based on their achievements in standardized tests and other metrics. In addition to traditional public schools, students in Nordic have access to private academies that offer alternative education options. The local school district also provides numerous extracurricular activities and clubs for student enrichment. With its commitment to quality education and wide selection of available educational opportunities, Nordic is an ideal place for families looking for a supportive learning environment.
Nordic schools spend $16,504 per student (The US average is $12,383). There are 14 pupils per teacher, 206 students per librarian, and 235 children per counselor.